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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1917
Page
5
A local ad promotes all wool Pennsylvania made blankets in white and plaid at five dollars per pair. The copy urges immediate purchase, claiming customers would not hesitate if they knew what stock is available, emphasizing daily cold weather needs and exceptional prices.
Prices on all Wool goods scouring and yarn are offered at a low rate. Socks and mittens yarn colors include black and a black gray mix. Skein ten cents and one dollar per pound.
In the Basement Aluminum Ware Specials offer white English porcelain ware with dark blue borders. Cups and Saucers at 12 cents, Dinner Males 124 cents, Soup Plates 121 cents, plus aluminum ware such as Large Covered Kettles 1.29, Large Open Kettles 1.70, Large Tea Kettles 2.25 each.
Local notes show Myron Kvoke visiting Mies Einwhuth in Beavordlam and meeting relatives across Wayne county. Several entries list social visits to residents in surrounding towns with mentions of Beavordlam, Lonartiwe, and Fox Manel. The fragmentary text records multiple households hosting or planning gatherings, with little coherent structure.
Fragmented OCR record from Nome area notes notes include hospital mentions conjoined names and dates with many garbled phrases. Referenced items include Sherman vonrest Will Jeays Lun Chisteyton Kathyrn Mok and Mel event. Lacks clear sequence or full facts. presents as a montage of local people movements and acknowledgments with uncertain timing.
A distressing incident in 1st Ward was reported this morning with details unclear due to damaged text. Authorities indicated a suspect situation and ongoing public concern while officials assess the condition of a person involved and steps taken to ensure safety.
An old advertisement touts Lydia Makham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women’s ailments. It extols decades of use and suggests the product can free women from discomfort and disturbance, urging readers to trust its claimed centuries of success.
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