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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1919
Page
4
A local ad advertises blanket prices with a 20 percent reduction across varieties. Cotton blankets priced at 3.25 and 4.75, wool and worsted options listed up to 12.00, with hosiery and gloves sales including ladies' hose and knit gloves in several price points.
A vintage sale catalog lists dresses in serge satin georgette crepe and velvet with 20 percent off. Skirts in poplin figured pussywillow and satin. Outing gowns and petticoats discounted to low prices, plus wool dress goods and silk poplin assortments. Coats in velour and fur trims reduced, with women and children’s coats and suits offered at substantial markdowns.
A garbled dispatch covers Mr Walter Uromuerman of Tamoe visiting Pittsburg with Mowat Vowatl, chief of local affairs. It notes a weekly rial with relatives and mentions other city notes, a carrier worker waking at West Wouligton street, and a series of civic and social items with uncertain names and places.
Ma Hittin aster and family express heartfelt gratitude to all who offered condolences and support after a loss. They acknowledge the community's sympathy and reinforce that such kindness will not be forgotten.
Fragmented OCR text mentions individuals and locations with unclear actions. Reads like a garbled notice or item list from a historical page, including names and an address at 714 W. Plonsant Sb. information is incomplete and not clearly actionable.
An old Musterole ad promotes brisk rubbing for fast relief from sore throat bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia and various aches. It touts physician endorsement and patient relief with claims of non blistering relief and dependable hospital site price at 250.
The article lists social activities and gatherings hosted by local societies and clubs. Notable items include a Baptist Lyiley Aid Society meeting, an Emmanuel Guild event with Mia Clyda Wilson as hostess, a fifth annual social with dancing at the Arnone, and a Thursday afternoon session at the home of Sto. Walt with Mrs. Amis Moats Hedlinatign presenting country life topics.
A community program titled Prominent People and its life was presented by Miss Pally with honors to Mrs Weaver, in Lip Vibrasy parlor. The event featured cream cake, a dance, and greetings from Nor sinter Moy Hastie Walton. Daughters of tubolla invited for Thursday at Macontiew Hall. Lip evening uncovered social notes: Dowey and Dawrey wedding yesterday noon, Rev Walter A Taylor officiating at Fire Tihatian, plus Pench Ten Association meeting and supper.
Mrs. Moore died at her daughter’s home after two weeks of illness. Survived by daughter Mrs Murray and grandchildren Minny Grace and Molen Murray, and Private Philip Murray. Funeral arrangements omitted.
A fragmented medical ad warns readers about kidney and bladder problems. It urges seeking cause and urges care, touts GOLD MEDAL as relief, claims refunds if ineffective, and repeats questions about cure with emphasis on overworked kidneys and toxin buildup.
A chaotic market close wire lists numerous companies including Amorian Smelting Obra Pooky Condon & Co Jettiney General Mivetris and Bethlehem Stool H with scattered references to Beluniat Deory Glenrowk Midvule Midwest Common Nevada Consol Coppir and Westinghouse among others. The text also contains a desperate help-wanted notice seeking steady wages and assembly work with references to machines and locations, ending with cautionary advice and a listed address.
A lively stage show featured Blue Eyes and cast including Marjorie Lousy and Aylin Pennywise with Tarvey D and Will Powers in a law firm skit. Performances by Gliya Binhior and Manvo Sotturos, bright costumes, and catchy melodies kept the crowd engaged as dance sequences and witty dialogue showcased a strong, entertaining evening.
The Bruddy family of Morant mourns the death of infant Frany Brudy aged ten weeks found dead in a hod near Congress about this morning. The funeral will be held at the farmer's home and the informant is Mrs. Bridy and Will Wave extend sympathy to the bereaved family.
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