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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1922
Page
6
A dense, garbled listing of sale ads includes baby strollers bicycles horses cars and trucks with scattered street addresses and owners. It also contains mortgage notices and rental offers for various houses rooms and garages, including specific properties and street locations. The page reads as a chaotic mix of sale notices rental options and legal notices with incomplete names and unclear dates.
A July afternoon collision near Girard claimed the lives of Oscar A. Bridsche a 922 Peach Street and Frederick Novak 16 of 626 East Second Street. The trolley struck a car at speed burying both men beneath wreckage as a crowd gathered. A physician later pronounced both dead.
In Erie yesterday afternoon at Twelfth and Sassafras streets Carl Fried found his brother Bil Fried dead from heart failure worsened by the extreme heat. The incident occurred as a crowd gathered, and the man collapsed while being examined. Local authorities reported the heat contributed to the death.
Classified notice seeking a male laborer to work in a hay field. Contact Archie Marlbury Clymer at the listed phone number for details and to arrange employment.
Baltimore women describe relief from backache weakness and nervousness after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A letter from Rosina Waidner of Baltimore endorses the product and urges others to try it, noting personal improvement and shared testimonials from friends.
Kane July 11 Reports of the local strike situation are conflicting with no clear gains. Of 102 men who went out only 19 have reported for work. In Oil City three of about 250 strikers who walked out on July 1 have returned, regaining seniority but others see no immediate end to the work stoppage.
Crowded off the road by another automobile near the Second Gulf Sunday evening a Studebaker sedan rolled part way down a bank and lodged against a tree. Martin J. Nowak of Buffalo, with his wife and two men, escaped death or serious injury though Nowak suffered a bad finger injury. The others were shaken but unhurt.
Parisian Sage promises to save your hair with a delightful and resultful invigo rator. It claims to nourish the scalp and prevent itching while keeping natural hair color. Money back guaranteed if not satisfied.
By Charles W. Paddock, Santa Barbara sprinter notes fast Santa Barbara track, wind altered times but nerves remain, expects near record after 1920s style buildup. Stanford sprinter Sudden praised as strong, critics doubt but hope for a possible record under proper conditions. Training difficulties and travel to championships in September complicate plans for both Builden and Paddock as they prepare for eastern meets.
Federal agents report a fatal explosion at a home workshop in Erie tied to an illicit manufacture scheme. Joseph Miller was found dead at Hamut hospital after an abortive attempt to distill a product. Miller’s aunt, involved in the incident, was also mentioned in the probe.
Local community group in Columbus held an evening program at the Sherman Hotel featuring songs and readings by Rew Pusey and others. Rev Morris attended. the event drew a crowd and included a social time with neighbors and families.
An old advertisement touts a “San Cura Olntment” as relief for eczema and related skin ailments. It claims rapid healing of sores, rashes, chilblains, and other conditions with a guaranteed promise from pharmacists, with prices listed around $1.28 and $2.60.
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