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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1917
Page
5
The readable fragments suggest a brief item mentioning a mall and a person or entity named White with possible regional or event context. however, the source text is highly garbled and lacks clear facts for a coherent summary.
Fragments show a local listing rush with ads and notices for concerts at the State Armory, a band dance, a furniture sale, and a hospital report. Community events include a band concert, a ladies furnishing store gathering, a marriage license action, and employment notices at Mohawk Condensery.
A Harrisburg meeting called by the Third Class City League of Pennsylvania plans to oppose a bill ending nonpartisan elections and moving to a partisan system. The group aims to preserve the commission form of government and prevent removal of third class city officials. Attorney N. A. Inahl urged attendance, with Mr. Kincaid expected to speak.
Mise Lauratt wows in the world’s most stunning gowns as she headlines a promotional event. Valeska Luratt attends, drawing attention with style and talk of upcoming ventures.
Classified fragment lists a WANTED ad for a Holstein calf seven months old from Ayreshire and Molstelverage with unclear details. It also mentions a middle aged widow seeking a housekeeping role in a widower’s home, with an address at 25 Gran Street Corry Pa.
A Newark era article highlights Rev Dr William Alfred Gay a former preacher who turned to toy mechanism study especially musical toys and chimes. It notes his patents and royalties from toy inventor activity with American manufacturers adopting his designs since 1884.
An ad touts Thompson's Kidney Tablets as a remedy for kidney and liver issues, backache and general weakness. It claims superior blends, offers trials, and promises money back if not beneficial, with price set at 50 cents per box.
Chaplin stars in The Rink a comedy at the Amusel on Saturday. Matinee at five for all ages. A professional skate act and roller skates feature invite children and parents to enjoy the show.
In Dubois and nearby towns a month long dry period appears likely as two taverns seek liquor licenses but fail to meet all regulations. Judge Bell, at a recent court session, granted 35 licenses, continued 23, and refused 11, shaping the local alcohol rules for the coming weeks.
A historical remedy touts a hot water phosphate wash to detoxify the stomach and blood, claiming relief from headaches and general ailments. The ad-like text urges pharmacist prices for timestons phosphates and asserts the procedure cleanses the digestive tract and prevents headaches. It prescribes daily morning use and links toxin removal to symptom relief.
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