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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1919
Page
3
Notice urges timely payment of war work subscriptions by March 1. It directs readers to Citizens’ Huts? for the Dowt Oli and details penalties for late payments. The scrambled text mentionsMarch deadlines and enforcement steps by local authorities.
Erie February twenty four reports the Erie Auto Show opening day at the Ournge, Wright and Bron streets. More than two thousand people attended as crowds lined the street to view the first big display, with vendors and new models drawing praise from visitors and local observers.
An advertisement style piece touts a painless corn removal method marketed as the ultimate cure. Claims include guaranteed results, rapid effect, and social proof from merchants like N. Fy Ainea & Co. and O. Babbitt & Son, with sales in Corry and nearby regions.
Auction style notice offers an all in one business package with a furiny plant and stock valued at 62000 dollars plus state and buildings. Contact C E Wottlay for details in Corry Pennsylvania with location and terms to disclose.
In a revival at the First Methodist List church, ministers urge persistent prayer and nation-building through faith. The evangelist stresses divine guidance, urging devotion from young attendees and education in church work, citing visions and biblical exhortations to influence communities and nations.
The Wayne Valley T B Aid Society met Wednesday with Mrs Walter Tarkhint and Winx Well Attocded. The day was pleasant and profitable with work accomplished. Rev I Deignol opened revival meetings in the Bronton church Sunday. Rev A Meeker left for Cleveland to visit Kinon Prank. Vihinrlos Tanner expects to arrive in the future. The ladies of United Wrethron trarah hold an Aid Society meeting. Mrs slums Gibbons, Whdnar, lary, Marah honored Davis Bits. Clothing for children was destroyed by fire. funds to buy war materials for clothing and quilts. All invited to attend and help with meat importbil. Mr and Mrs Adelbert Parkhurat Alc Mra Charles Hodge convalescing from influenza.
Fragmentary text mentions base materials and conditions with names like Myrtle and Wright, plus scheduling near April. Content is incomplete, lacks coherent event or outcome to anchor a news item.
Classified ad section lists non prepaid ads with a one week rate of 16 derlines and six insertions. It instructs advertisers to reply by mail to the address in the ad and to include rent listings for furnished and unfurnished rooms, housekeepings, and other lodging. Multiple addresses and contact notes are shown for 100 Pennsylvania Ave, 26 West Church, 121 West Park, and 210 Maple Ave with various room options.
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