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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1919
Page
3
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous small classified ads for sale and rental items across Corry, Pennsylvania. Entries include dairy cattle, stoves, farm gear, property, horses, buggy, and repair services. Many lines show garbled text but clearly indicate a community classifieds section with prices and contact cues.
An old newspaper ad touts COLT MEDAL Haarlem Capsules as a quick cure for kidney trouble. It claims immediate relief from pain, nervousness, and tiredness, urging readers to seek the product from their druggist and to avoid substitutes. It warns against delaying treatment and emphasizes purity and genuine branding.
The annual meeting of the Corry Mutual Fire Insurance Company will be held at the company office, 1 West Washington Street, Corry, Pa, on Friday evening, January 4, at 8. W. B. Marsh, Secretary, 4-10-17-29.
F. G. Emerson, D. C. Chiropractor invites volunteers to visit the Red Chobs Rooms. No surgery or medicine used. Health restoration promised. Hours are 1 p m to 6 p m and 7 p m to 8 p m at Main Avenue.
A historic advertisement notes W J Plaherty teaching violin and mandolin with first class instruction in the United States and Europe. It markets dealer in fine violins strings and general goods. The Symphony Orchestra is listed as furnishing for all occasions and the address given is Corner Park Place and Motte.
Furnished room with bath in a central location at 17 Untuenidind Thome South Bratin. Includes rent for one office room, unfurnished option also available. Building near Northrop. contact for details.
A notice states Henry Vincent is in charge of a holiday closure of services. The War Community service will take down certain items and coordinate flags and displays. A national holiday schedule is referenced with actions to be completed across the country.
A garbled account describes a boy named Vinci healing a rundown child with a tonic claimed to restore strength. It attributes recovery to a compound from C. O. Babbitt & Son and an overall solvent of medical belief, while noting local druggists promote a salve as a quick healing aid.
The casualty list from the American Expeditionary Force reports Corporal Maret P. Anderson Franklin dying of wounds and Corporal Norman Green Jamestown listed as missing or lightly wounded. Additional entries note various severities among others.
No Woman's Reform League members announced this afternoon that they will read the signatures of all liquor license applications tonight. They secured the signatures and will read them at the meeting at the First Presbyterian church.
Interesting series of Bible conferences conducted by Rev Dr Max Wertheimer at the Rap Lint church draws a large Corry audience. Meetings continue each evening this week with Sunday services planned, as church members welcome his leadership and the nation wide Bible study emphasis.
Proklplo Jan L reports two youths aged 14 and 15 from Saukwerk township helped solve a string of burglaries and robberies. The incidents included thefts at clothing stores, grocery outlets, and a flour mill, with suspects held for questioning. A reward of 60 dollars is offered for information leading to arrests.
In July 1917, with four months of war elapsed and German advances threatening Europe, the Administrator urged confidence. He stated that an American with knowledge of results across directions need not fear the democracy would fail to defend the nation.
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