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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1922

Page

5

Submerged Capitals World and Community Reading Notes

The Readers club meeting concluded with Mrs. Whittlesey and Mrs. McDonald presenting papers on Submerged Capitals World and Nineyah. Mrs. Carrie Allen read a short piece on George Gardner and Miss Ruth Thomas contributed a note on Tardner. illness affected the schedule delaying some talks. Lily flour price listed as 93c per sack by D. Murray’s.

Hes Mathian Aid Society Wood B. W. Stennett & Gon Powers Washington Street Mra Westrede Street Carthage Mral Whittlesey Lily D. Murray's Roberts Shop Riading Carrie Allen George Seyms James Montaltiie Ruth Thomas Tardner Arsim Thomas

Wonder and Prices at Local Meat Markets and Groceries

Fragmented OCR lists various grocery items and prices from a local market. Mentions include crackers, macaroni, oats, noodles, coffee, tobacco, canned fish, peanut products, flour, hominy grits, pineapple, peaches, apricots, salmon, asparagus, and canned vegetables. Specific prices are scattered and unclear due to damaged text.

Bere Libby

Wallace Town Offers Bread Campaign and Dance Evening

A fragmented local notice outlines a bread and milk campaign aimed at children through schools to teach nutrition, with posters urging more bread consumption. Also listed is a Wednesday evening dance at Maccabee Hall and a January 18 event, plus a teen accident report and a dancing class notice at Harden's Dancing School on January 20.

Pennsylyaus Lewis Gunningham Panl Conard Pital Janary Harden's Dancing School

Strel Magnate Sees Big Business Revival

Jonathan Warner president of the Trumbull Steel Co predicted a gradual revival over the next one to two years as fundamentals return. He cited rising demand for steel products, increasing mill output, an easier money market, and generally optimistic conditions with steel prices remaining low for the near term.

United Press Warren Jonathan Warner Trumbull Steel Co Warner

Local Advertisements and Notices Echo Pastimes and Prices

A jumble of old ads and notices lists prices for goods like walnuts at 25¢ per lb and leather belts, plus promotions from B. W. Stennett & Sons and J. D. Murray's store. It mentions Pictorial Review celebrity depictions, upcoming events at a church, and various wanted items and sales, including household goods, wall paper, and fleece lined clothing. Robert Patterson is referenced in small ad copy alongside clearance notes and community notices from Union and city markets.

B. AV Stennatt & Don Barr Orchard Robert Patterson Adlatt Cosmo Chemical Co i EE Mark Place Corry Miss Deltsch Alma Tell Wilda Bennet Tel Blaniché J. D. Murray Julia Sanderson

Union Evangelical Meetings Pace Presbyterian Church Week

Evening gatherings continue this week at the Presbyterian Church with Dir Fonts to preach. The Methodist and Baptist Churches have joined the Presbyterians. other churches are invited to participate. A warden of a state prison criticizes the pursuit of money and argues elections favor the wealthy, noting the high cost to elect a mayor and the limited chances for a poor man.

Ake Union Evangelic Presbyterian John Francis Western Penitentiary Pittsburgh

Olive Tablets Promote Health and Energy Claim

A vintage health ad touts Olive Tablets as a gentle liver tonic substitute for calomel. It argues that most sickness stems from inactive bowels and touts the product as boosting buoyancy by toning the liver and clearing impurities. Prices listed are 15 cents and 30 cents.

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