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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1922
Page
2
A health board report from Jamestown notes a surge in cases over the last two weeks, with nine new infections in a period that marks the highest activity this year. Officials describe a continuing spread and warn residents to take precautions as influenza-like illness persists.
A late Wednesday blaze tore through the American Products plant, caused by a mishap at a mill. The fire, reportedly fueled by alcohol vapors, caused extensive damage estimated at $250000 and left workers in fear as flames raged. The plant was only partially covered by insurance.
Summary of the senior class report highlights activities and updates at Gareyic Tech High. Mentions the Glee Club and orchestra missing performances, upcoming class events, seniors’ achievements, and class traditions. Also notes Parkhurst and Hook nearing completion, class rings arrival, and efforts to support reconstruction in France with fundraising from all classes.
New York February reports youth facing four chances in the sport arena with bouts at Madison Square Garden. Joe Benjamin, a rising California lightweight, meets veteran Johnny Dundee tonight as fans note Dundee’s experience. Other highlights include Stanislaus Zbyszko defending against Earl Carlock, and Rocky Kangas vs Renny Leotard with Jack Britton facing Dave Shade in later dates.
In Erie Ven a 10 year old named John Madura stabbed his playmate Walter Hilinski during a marble game at Twenty first and Ash streets. The knife wound to the heart area was not considered serious by Dr Daxher who attended the scene. Madura is in police custody.
An Ames Co advertisement touts Hyomei as a fast cold remedy promising six hour relief. It claims the product attacks germs directly and offers a money back guarantee if not effective.
Beaverdam notes report Mr Lyons visiting Kae and Johnson buying business last Monday. Mrs James Smith and others on sick list with pneumonia and illness. The infant child of Ne and Mrs Amies Tamer recovering under Dr Lem of Union City. The remains of Mrs J Blakeslee laid to rest in Beaverdam cemetery. Jessie Sammons and Mrs Gertrude Davis helped care for sick infant. Ernie P Thutchson to Carry hospital with pneumonia, slight improvement. Elly Messenger and Miss Marion Smith in Union City and Corry on business. Carl Lyons on the sick list. Warnings of wanted vacant lot buyers and help wanted ads for caregivers and sales agents from Federal Nurseries Rochester NY.
The Meadvillle project moves forward with construction advancing as quickly as possible. Fifty men are currently employed on the site to accelerate completion.
The ad claims Rheuma rapidly relieves rheumatic pain by removing poisons from joints and muscles. It promotes a swift struggle against misery, calling the remedy harmless and inexpensive. A N. P. Ames & Co. bottle is offered with a money back guarantee if not cured.
Unbleached Sheeting 9 4 regular 65c yard Saturday 55c. 10 4 Unbleached Sheeting regular 75c yard Saturday 67c. Unbleached Muslin 36 inch very good grade regular 15c yard Saturday 15c. Longcloth 36 in extra good quality regular 35c value Saturday 25c yard.
Fruit Grower Nurseries located in Newark New York State seeks a district manager to appoint sub agents who sell fruit and ornamental trees shrubs and roses. Part or full time with weekly pay. Also Sabbath services advertised at Seventh Day Adventists Church with Sabbath school at 1 p m and preaching at 2 p m on Saturday in Baste ven Star Hall 62 North Canter St Air Spencer. Will speak on Our Tay in Light of Bible Prophecy. All are welcome.
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