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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1921
Page
2
A large blast near Bradford on February 8 damaged a building when assailants attempting burglary triggered an explosion inside. Fire crews investigated the site as smoke and debris covered the area. No injuries were reported, and investigators sought to determine the cause and whether the burglars were present.
The board refuses to accept Wright's resignation as hospital director after requests from Martin and a personal vote. The meeting notes show no final action and indicate ongoing consideration of the leadership change.
Mrs. Georgy Bowers of Williamsport credits a tonic with restoring her health after a month of heart worry. She reports relief from palpitations, stomach discomfort, and fatigue, saying she now feels strong and free of prior symptoms. The testimonial notes the product is widely sold in the Corey area by leading druggists.
A fragmentary item reports a P R R station entry at Ridgway with references to a telephone ditch box and a station on a street, but the full identity of the person or event remains unclear. Details are obscured and names and actions are partially unreadable.
An ad describes Thera 13 as a remedy from Usa that quickly relieves itching from skin irritations and rashes. It touts a clear liquid formula named Zemo as a dependable topical option sold in a hinge bottle for about $1.09, noting it is clean and non greasy.
A vintage advertisment promises daily enjoyment from Columbia Grafonola models. It claims each day brings pleasure through music and suggests a distant, rewarding experience powered by the device.
A white English doe skin glove described as 12 button length for a crushed effect over sleeve. Price listed at 2.25 in local currency.
Regular prices listed as 1.00 but the 79 cent special applies to 79 ladies pure wool bhick. This notice highlights a discount on wool hats for women with a marked sale price.
Large shipment of children rompers from 6 months to years priced $1.25 to $4.00. Complete stock of dresses 0 to 1 year and nightwear Also featuring flannel garments and night gowns at prices cheaper than cost of material. See them.
A shopper note highlights bed sheets priced at 1.38 with a target assortment at site A190 and mention of $1.55 for a fit. The sale invites customers not to miss the opportunity.
Advertises silk shirting at $1.50 a yard with the note that 304m remain in stock. Mentions use for shirt waists or men’s shirts and indicates limited quantities available at the Hill Toslis store.
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