Corry PA Classified Bulletin Advertisements
Local notices list positions and services offered in Corry Pennsylvania. Classified items include book and paper misprints, requests for help, and small service ads with pricing and contact hints.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1920
Page
3
Local notices list positions and services offered in Corry Pennsylvania. Classified items include book and paper misprints, requests for help, and small service ads with pricing and contact hints.
A damaged newspaper notice provides partial readable fragments about a local public sale. The action and official involved are hinted, with the rest obscured.
Reported failure of Berger to appear in Erie stirred controversy as observers noted arrival rumors and security concerns. Attendant figures, including operatives linked to rival campaigns, faced questions about access and protest, while organizers maintained plans for a late or cancelled appearance.
Distant gibberish from OCR yields a rough, unreadable snippet with no clear events or names. The readable portions mention a May date and a general call to action, but specifics are absent. No identifiable persons, organizations, or place names can be confirmed from the fragment.
Jum Prine, a freight conductor on the New York Central, was arrested at Union Station on a December evening and charged with multiple thefts. The investigation, led by Captain Walt of the railroad police, ties the suspect to several unlawfully obtained property items transported by the railroad.
Crossings near Harbor Creek are abolished as part of a public works move. The notice describes railway and road adjustments affecting local access, with references to harbor area officials and governing bodies.
A garbled archival passage cites a wide range of medical terms and names suggesting a discussion of disease causes and possible treatments. It references researchers and institutions, implying a period debate on health, science, and public concern.
The text describes a boy’s suit with attached under waist and shirt front, optional pockets, plus a blue chambray dress for a girl with embroidered trim and elbow sleeves. It lists material yardage for sizes, model numbers 142 and 8373 with prices 25 and 20 cents, and mentions embroidery No 12094 in blue and pale by R Fy Livermore.
An elderly man reports relief from chronic stomach and bowel trouble after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He claims four doctors failed to help, but after a course four years ago he feels young again and says at eighty he is fit as a fiddle. The advertisement touts the remedy as removing mucus and inflammation and promises money refunded. Babbitt & Son and druggists nationwide are named as sources.
Winter chill comfort is found in a steaming hot chocolate served with dainty biscuits. The ad promises a warming, invigorating, superb delight prepared just right to please customers.
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