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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1920
Page
3
Public notice from the Cony Evening Journal outlines mailing details for the Corry Pennsylvania post office. It lists ad rates, carriers and mailing frequency, with terms available upon application.
A Cambridge bootlegging case surfaces in late Saturday proceedings with Brown, Miron, and Parker cited as involved parties. Meadville authorities hold the suspect as Pittsburgh inquiries extend. Prohibition era tensions swirl as officials pursue charges and likely extradition.
Union Cay February solicitation notes circulated to raise funds for an Amity town ship road to Wattsburg. The appeal urges residents to contribute toward building a bridge of effort to connect the area and support local travel and commerce amid ongoing public needs.
Jone Seantha claimed a solo victory in a three mile Lig farmers race. The event drew local interest as residents from nearby fields cheered the competitor across the finish line for a notable win.
In Union township and Wattsbury the supervisors have gathered sufficient funds to begin their share of the proposed road improvement, with most residents supportive and few objections noted along the route.
A garbled OCR passage promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a remedy for catarrh. It claims healing properties and urges readers to take the product, listing sales through various vendors. The text remains unclear and riddled with typos, but centers on a patent medicine advertisement style.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a carpenters' assembly with references to a union and a date of May 4 1920. The text is garbled but indicates a meeting or proclamation involving a union and a person named Witbo or similar, with unclear details.
An advertisement proclaims a tonic called Tantacy, claiming to relieve chronic dyspepsia and the nervous distress of dyspeptics. It presents a doctored narrative of a universal remedy created by nature and chemistry, promising rapid relief and stronger vitality. The copy elevates the product as a cure, urging readers to seek it from Wolbit Man and local druggists.
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