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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1921
Page
6
Fragmentary classified items show a locksmith ad and reference to a book sale and a Corset Company. Also mentions a cutting room and a grocery location with partial contact details.
Classified notice seeking a keeper for a residence at 808 Bell home. Applicants required to reside at or near the property and perform standard household duties. Details reference a permanent part time right party and full living arrangements.
Classified style notices advertise used pianos office rental rooms and a house sale. Items include an upright piano at a bargain from Hendler Son Piano Co and another from Addeons Box 817 Corry Pa plus rental space on the Ajax Building second floor and a New Nash car sale.
Ryally Pynoutee records show Ilis Poor and Tarry E. Wagner as candidates for the Republican primary’s director position. Campaign activity and local party notes indicate active contest among contenders ahead of the vote.
About forty people attended yesterday's ticket hunt at the post and the surprising prize led to excitement. The crowd watched as a goal was reached with the last act drawing cheers from students and onlookers, while officials secured proceeds for the upcoming fair.
Early reports show the Salvation Army drive far behind its target with incomplete tallies. Officials indicate final totals will publish soon, detailing the amount raised and outstanding donations.
Fragmentary text notes a Wednesday gathering by the Altruistic Circle with mentions of war veterans and Bach's music. The read appears as a brief social or community notice in a past issue, lacking clear dates or locations.
The Altraime cue of Corry Ten plea No. 7 Pythian Sisters held a meeting at Ani Willen Westley’s home. Members reported 29 meetings and $42 donated to charities and clothing provisions. Officers were elected with Jane Stevens as president and Mary Gehret as secretary-treasurer. A gingery feast followed and the group adjourned for next month at Cora Colburn’s home.
A well known Clarksburn resident Adolph Shields reports severe head ache and stomach trouble improved after using two bottles of Nery Worth. The ad claims the remedy relieves nervousness and stomach pain quickly and offers a money back guarantee if no benefit is found.
An odd promotional fragment touts a product described as “fogs He nerves” for the elderly and to “make the fet and look younger” claiming it is the best merge Dyiller for weak nerves. Ames & Co. guarantees it.
A fragment discussing the Book of Revelation as a sealed book, claiming understanding varies and blessings are for readers and believers. Mentions Hanover and Hobank as sources with a 19th century style church view. References to churches and religious service.
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