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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1920
Page
3
Fragment describes postal rate changes with annual charges, per year or per copy pricing, and carrier delivery terms. Mentions Corry and WeSee D. Chine and references to 0 Pont Officu. Likely confused OCR of local notices on mailing costs and routes.
Company officials announced a new stock strategy valued at about 7 million dollars set to start next week. Details reference regulatory steps and potential shifts in ownership, with implications for taxpayers and market value as authorities monitor the process.
The article notes Wilson being taken to Auburn and to Sing Sing with accomplice charges. Sheriff Mots linn transported suspects, while Tarbox and related figures faced penalties and explanations about a February case.
The article reports on the total number of men paid off by foresters and other volumes, noting the percentage of those duties fulfilled during the given period. It details the distribution of payments and the completion rate among the involved parties.
A garbled notice instructs motorists to display 1921 tags by tomorrow evening. The fragment mentions license plaques and vehicle regulation but lacks clear details or identifiable names.
A patient writes praise for a simple remedy claimed to remove intestinal mucus and ease stomach pain. The anecdote extols relief attributed to a chemist's preparation, praising its effectiveness when other medicines failed.
Fragmentary note cites stomach and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. Mentions Jimes Contra Corry and druggists selling a remedy with money refunded policy, though details are unclear.
A raw estimate shows about five thousand one hundred to six thousand men unemployed in Erie city currently. The report notes ongoing factory idle periods and bleak hiring prospects as local industry slows.
Five pieces of all wool serges priced at 2 1 2 and 3 dollars per yard, widths 41 to 30 inches, cut to 2 dollars a yard. A large variety of 38 inch plaid dress goods for children wear reduced to 2 dollars per yard. 30 inch all wool tricotine in navy and taupe reduced to 4 dollars and 50 cents per yard. All fine wool serges reduced from 1 dollar to 1 50 per yard.
Advertises ladies outing and general gowns in white or fancy, well made from heavy goods, full sizes and nicely trimmed. Priced at 3.50, reduced to 2.69. Sale details mention matching items and sale conditions.
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