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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1919
Page
2
Fragmentary text from Cony Evening Journal touches on West South Street Corry and a post office era. Mentions A Colegrove proprietor and Arthur Colegrove manager with Crosby as associate. References public sentiment and a hypothetical stance on a U S president.
Advertising rates listed for display and classified ads including weekly ten cent per word and four dollar yearly mail rate. Local notices column details per insertion charges and minimums. Copy policy notes ads will be placed promptly after receipt and in order received.
The article forecasts a new third party arising in the 1920 presidential race. It predicts a brief three to four month existence, then likely dissolving or absorbing voters from the major parties. It suggests this faction would appeal to disgruntled old party members without clear principles, possibly drawing votes from both Republicans and Democrats before fading after election day.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a internal remedy for catarrh claiming local applications fail. It lists Dr. Cheney Co of Toledo as the manufacturers and promises relief from constitutional conditions, constipation, and bowel cleanse with a blend of ingredients.
Columbus Grange meets Saturday evening July 12 at 6 o clock. The program includes Music National Emblem Roll Call Patriotic Quotations Reading Oh Glory Sister Evor Song Oh Glory and remarks by members. A report on farm organization reconstruction and operation among farm groups is also included with old college songs to close.
Detroit Sunday evening saw Franklin Lilly, longtime resident of this city, drown after slipping from a dock while he and his wife prepared to board a steamer home. Five were recovered from the water. details remain incomplete.
Tom Mix, Western star, appears at the Grand Theatre in a rip roarin western photoplay based on a William MacLeod Raine story with the dramatist Charles Kenyon credited. Teddy Samson is billed as the leading lady in a lively, action filled picture likely to draw fans of the star.
Fragmentary World War I era report honors Captain Henderson of Company D, 71st Regiment, for leading his men in the forest de Fere and Forest de l’Ailette battles near hovor, France. He was killed aiding his battalion, a grave prepared by Lieut Flynn and Sergeants Crifelye and Hollay, and posthumous tributes note his leadership and sacrifice.
A July incident at the Jawily Bros building in this city saw a thief enter through the transom window frame and steal items valued around 300 dollars. Chief Binksley reported the prints photographed today may help identify the culprit. The investigation continues as authorities seek tips from the public.
Francis M WhithWor of Mahanoy City recounts a complete story of Company E from Camp Hancock overseas. The Muliny City Record publishes the portfolio form and sells copies for 10 cents. The author plans a broader report for the Mahanoy City Record after noting the sequence of battles and patrols.
The St Marys murder case yielded no arrests as the funeral for Tahu Chow, a local man, is noted. Municipal heating project bids are being sought by Cory city officials with plans and specifications on file at A P Mount and Goin Architects office. Bids are due by 8 am July 74 1010, include bid amount and a City Treasurer guaranty, and the city reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
A man named John Chama died from a gunshot wound received two days earlier at Ridghray Hospital. He was buried in Marya cemetery after a coroner’s inquest. Police inquiry continues. jury reported unclear circumstances.
A stray, garbled plea mentions inventor Muther and a fantasy scenario about dresses and light solos. The text references 74 N. Center St near Dr. Tibler’s giflee and hints at a quirky, disjointed narrative with places and names.
Fragmented OCR text shows a brief local item with unclear names and details. The readable elements indicate a minimal notice or brief report from a town paper, but specifics such as involved persons places or dates remain unreadable.
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