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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1922
Page
2
Local tradesman advertise plumbing roofing spouting and furnace work with emphasis on prompt service. Bh Stewart & Co at 108 East Main Street Bell advertise piano tuning by Borkhardi’s Art Shop and guaranteed work. contact Bell Phone 483-1.
The county basketball league hosts North East versus High Town tonight at Hagelo Gym. Corry Migh tasers meet North Rage school in a key matchup with a win boosting the season standings while a Cort club victory would tie them with rival city teams. Tip is 7:16 with a preliminary at 7:16.
Volunteer firemen threaten to quit the Fire Department amid a clash with Mayor McCain over pay and status. Fire HQ access and city basement entry are in dispute as property owners fear loss of protection. Firemen meet today and may notify the mayor to form a separate fighting force.
Franklin February report describes a near assault on three Franklin motorists as a car carrying Arm J. Ross Thompson and a child was doused with water and debris by three men in another auto. The driver and passengers escaped unharmed. suspects identified include Alex Graves from Alociville. Mr. Kennedy and son Gerald of Fredonia attended funeral of Mrs. Peterson and were joined by Mrs. Bianele Stokes and George Peterson before heading home.
Telegraphic style ad claims Rheuma relieves rheumatic pain and stiffness in days for crippled sufferers. It promises harmless, inexpensive relief with quick action and guarantees a refund if no improvement. Amms & Co. urges readers to obtain a bottle to test its efficacy.
Mrs Kate Elliott of Eliot Avenue reports that Doctor Pierce’s Favorite Prescription is a powerful tonic for women and new mothers. The ad touts vitality, vigor, and improved health, claiming the remedy strengthens nerves and supports daily tasks.
In New York on February 2, Pat McDonald a veteran NYPD officer and former Olympic figure, announces retirement. He cites desire to give younger officers a chance and reflects on his indoor gymnastics career and wide police duties. Teammate Pat McGrath, a lieutenant in traffic, also retires after knee injury.
Clarence Hunser of Los Angeles surged to victory at the 4 ALU championships in Pasadena with a 45 feet 11 8 inch throw. The young star showed class and raw promise, signaling potential for future championships. Other notable names include Paper of Washington, Tuctrantt of Los Angeles A C, Weiss of New York, Suny net, Virginia Military Institutes, and several colleges across the East and West racing to compete in the weight events. The competition underscored America’s dominance while Europe’s recent showing in Antwerp suggested the field needed new leaders.
A notice seeks second hand office dusts and a library table with buffet. The ad requests contact for purchase, detailing item types and condition.
A fragment states two Hooths Vita yeast tablets with every meal boost endurance and health. It promises drastic results with a money back guarantee or refund. Sold in Corry by N FeAmes and Co.
Notice announces Lettsts Costamentary on Julia eeds me in Macrae granted to Ridgway Fab St. Benny File and declares all persons with claims against the club must present them. It notes Bonny’s belief File will sign a contract and cites Kincaid and Kincaid as attorneys in Baltimore and Newark related proceedings.
Letters testamentary issued for the estate of Sophrona Day late of Columbus Warren County Pennsylvania granted to R J Pollette Executor. Creditors and claimants urged to present claims promptly to Kincaid and Kincaid Corry Pa Attorneys Pigat24M3-1017.
A garbled OCR item cites NoR Amos & Co and Lane in a brief health oriented warning concerning stomach discomfort and general digestive upset. Details are unreadable but imply a consumer alert or medical tip from a named supplier.
Fragmented notice describes cloth deliveries with guaranteed prepaid charges and shipment options. Mentions early discounts, long payment terms, and locations like Drake Centerville with percentages noted. Readable names and terms are garbled but indicate a merchant ad for clothing and shipping services in Oregon.
The city will receive bids on 1000 feet 21? inch hose until Monday March 6 1922. Each bid must include bidder name and address and be payable to the City of Corry or the bidder with a 200 dollar bid bond as a guarantee to enter into a contract. The City reserves the right to reject any or all bids as announced by Colonel George M. Ream Public Parks and Public Property Pay Day 3 1922.
This ad touts a Gainaday Washer and Wring zn promising positive home use. It invites customers to try it on faces linens and clothes including rag rugs. The device promises to wash anything washable with a five dollar first payment.
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