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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1914
Page
4
A half pound package of D. B. Brand Tea offers a spicy fragrance and claims origin in Japan. The tea is grown and prepared there and shipped in sealed packages to protect it from dust and dirt.
Fragmented text mentions Great Temoyat Sule Nast's Great Remaval and marriage notes. Names include Whitmer, Harver, Nast, and others. Scattered prices, items, and events suggest a collage of ads and notices with unclear context and dates.
The obituary notes Catherine Walow Wow’s funeral held at her home on West Pleasant Street with Rev. Moni Potter of Union City, pallbearers named as Ore Thompson Charles Davison Arthur Spear and Charles Wales, Interment at Plow Grove Cemetery. A judge Crixwell hearing on a county matter is mentioned with local public anticipation for a possible action Wednesday.
High bids drive gold and gold filled jewelry at Wright's Auction. Thimbles alarms and Rogers teapots fetch low prices while a diamond is pursued through bidding. A sprawling, garbled catalog hints at varied consignments and a substantial overall total of 5,155,000 in currency.
A fragmented report describes King Georges Distinguished Conference visitors and related events. It mentions debates on boundaries and Ulster topics, visits by Charles Ewer, and remarks on piracy and university figures including Lord Matton and Mary Ward. The text references Loretto houses and Jesuit concerns amid colonial and Irish context.
Fragmentary text reports on army worms and orchard items, noting watermelon sales and adjusted prices. It mentions terms like CHULCOrHIA and Toman and hints at agricultural supply notes. The readable bits imply market challenges and advice for gardeners facing pests.
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