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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1921
Page
5
A chaotic mix of local incidents, property listings, and sales items dominates the page. Snippets describe medical hospital notes, a broken storefront, a July 19 clairvoyant event, real estate offerings, and bargain shoe sales. Also mentioned are a missing person inquiry, a court case, and various small ads for goods, services, and auctions around town.
Unclear text patching reveals a notice about a store relocating this week. Mentions appreciation for Liberal time and visitors, with assurances the new location will be welcoming and familiar to customers. No precise date or address readable.
A garbled note appears to mix store propaganda about convenience savings and customer loyalty with broken phrases. It mentions using the store for convenience, telephone access, and surviving in the store quarters, ending with a thanks. The text is largely unintelligible and fragmentary.
At least three teachers aboard a trolley train overturned between Millersburg and Lyken s in Pennsylvania. Engineer Godoy reportedly jumped to safety as passengers evacuated after the vehicle left the rail and toppled into a nearby embankment.救
United Press reports Pulburgh July 18 identifying dusaph Thome as the wanted suspect in the murder of a West woman. County Detective Harry Couchenne and other officers confirmed the capture after Thome was seen in transit from Columbia hospital, ending a long police search.
Myrtle Thornburgh of New York, formerly with Aborn Opera, will present a program of American songs at Chautauqua this year assisted by Gabriel Hines on piano. Thornburgh, an experienced soprano, has sung in major cities and was a featured soloist at Lake Chautauqua. Local residents and visiting relatives are noted in the fragment.
Victorian Review outlines Dress No 050 by Sikes for a horse dress in mouse color velours. It requires no contrasting toys beyond a dark green pleated ribbon belt and fastens at one side with patched pockets and a collar of well material. Medium size uses 3 1/2 yards of 64 inch material. bust 60 inches. Price 35 cents.
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