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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1921
Page
6
Balloonists race toward Mattice as storms hamper progress on Lake Nipissing route. Reported by miners and townfolk, the group led by a guide crew faces high winds and rough waters, with no injuries and concern over safety as signals spread.
Community notice urges returning thrift bags to the hospital auxiliary. It requests donations of sunflowers and cordial items, praises generous contributions, and asks if readers will mail or send items to the hospital. A Pythian Sisters meeting is announced for tomorrow evening with visitors from nearby towns. several officers will be sworn in. Refreshments will be served after the meeting.
Auditors report for Wasno Township Erie County Pennsylvania presents the 1920 treasurer’s account with S R Ly Doreth. It lists taxes collected and disbursements including road maintenance, exonerations, attorney fees, printing, insurance, and fuel expenses. The balance sheet shows liabilities and cash on hand with signatures of the auditors. A sales notice for pole wood delivered by John Dawson in Columbus County appears at the end.
Ad claims cosmetic and medical effects of a tea product named Merb Tea. It asserts to strengthen the stomach regulate the liver flush the kidneys and ward off illnesses like influenza and pneumonia. The text promises universal health improvements and urges purchase from druggists nationwide.
Readable fragments show a rental notice for furnished rooms including gas and bath at 20 Spearnd Aves. Details are scarce but indicate lodging with essential utilities and housekeeping features.
An estimate compiled for Judge A B Tether details trafficking of contraband alcohol and tobacco through Butler County. The report cites 65 000 hotties of tamnica ginger and 90 percent alcohol moving via rail shipments to the county, with 64 hoipHiaonimont and 20 hoatleggers implicated. Readings trace most items to Lyndorny and nearby districts as investigations proceed.
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