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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1920
Page
5
A fragmentary report references Mrs Roy and Mrs Hough along with Henry Nelson in a discussion series about oral subjects and a mural event. The text is incomplete, with garbled names and unclear dates, but signals a local community program involving talks and a mural project.
Fragmented OCR listing various items for exchange and sale. Mentions poultry cockerels and pullets, a church at 004 E South Street, a chicken dinner at a Candy Shop, a ten room house with hot water furnace, a barber shop, and inquiries directed to Robert A. Patterson Jr. The garbled text references addresses, prices, and local business notes with scattered names and places.
A vintage guide extols regular exercise and air hygiene to curb flu germs. It advocates Vicks VapoRub inhalation for cold relief and chest application, detailing external use for adults and children to ease symptoms and promote comfort during illness.
A interchurch survey notes Africa's rising Protestant presence as Western powers exploit resources. It warns Islam gains influence and materialism may split the continent if Christian missions slow, citing Africa with one Protestant minister per 73 782 people.
A short piece contrasts education in Moslem and Christian contexts with a sharp remark about girls’ schooling. It lists household items and a small farm sale near Hobart, with locations and vague offerings, including a 170 dollar farm and a Robert A. Pate listing.
The funeral services for John Y. Sullivan were held at 9:40 a.m. at St Thomas Church with Father Trigg officiating. A large gathering of relatives and friends attended as bearers led the procession to the family plot in Pine Grove Mausoleum. Frank Bucher and Miss Barry sang during the service, and flowers were sent from friends and neighbors.
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