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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1921
Page
3
Fragmentary text indicates a Corry Pennsylvania publication with postal matter and subscription prices. Mentions daily publication, rates per year and per copy, plus delivery or circulation notes. Names and precise details are unreadable, but context is from a local newspaper notice.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions individuals and groups, referencing Wad nit furthers and Lay de anlition. It hints at plans, possible timelines, and names like Ayu Mella, Bub, and O pty Nuvian therty, but the text is unclear and incomplete.
A fractured notice describes a convention at Cottage Hill with speakers from multiple towns. Attendees include Rev Kok of Witueville and Rev Ongida Ms Mallen of Maltoner along with local clergy. The event, set near Cony on the Convord Tow, aims to address community issues and faith outreach across several locales.
A reader from Pittsburgh reports relief from illness after using Simgo Salt manufactured by Wm Mt Sinton, claiming high fever subsided and health improved. The letter cites a dramatic recovery from pneumonia like symptoms and urges others to try the remedy in medical practice.
Kaneiris Pike and six campers from Kane city occupied the Groat cottage at Big Bowl on the Allegheny river when their boat overturned in 20 foot water. The group tried to swim to shore but could not. Angela Beatty and Ann Gillian Miller were among the last rescued, exhausted. Overloading the craft blamed for the capsize.
July 21 report from Venna County details two child fatalities after drinking poisoned fly paper in separate areas. Victims include 15 month old Joseph Smith, son of Floyd and Mrs Smith of Pearl, and Torey Laney, child of Mr and Mrs Laney of Cherarytree. A Laney child survived after a bite incident.
A historical blister of a patent remedy touts Parisian sage as the cure for dandruff and baldness. It claims to kill germ life on the scalp, quiet inflammation, and stimulate new growth at low cost, with assurances from Amey & Co. and druggists.
Fragmented ad claims San Cura Ointment and San Cura Soap relieve heat rashes sores and itching. It touts quick poison removal and healing, with testimonials of fever relief and skin soothing effects. The note promotes Thompson Medical Co of Titusville Pennsylvania and a mail order option.
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