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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1921
Page
3
Newspaper notice lists pricing for readers with annual and weekly carrier charges. Details show a yearly rate of five dollars and per week carrier fees, reflecting periodical delivery costs.
Fragmented OCR reveals a debate on recognizing women in public life and politics. It references Mrs Clivonen, party leadership, and calls for equal rights, with strong mentions of public recognition and suffrage ideas amid political contention.
A distorted historic notice seeks approval for a charter to form a named corporation in the city of Harrisburg Susquehanna County. The document lists officers and authorities under an act and references date and procedural steps for incorporation and regulation.
The snippet appears garbled with partial phrases and names unclear. It mentions weights and possible event notes but lacks coherent details, participants, dates, or locations to establish a proper summary.
Erie County farmers were swindled after months of investigation into a fraud scheme. Investigators said counterfeit auto policies and fake agents used fraudulent routines to lure farmers into costly coverage, with losses believed to reach millions.
Advertisement seeks buyers for 200 acre coal property on Railroad with eight foot vein and drift. Arrangements promise return of money from coal shipments and substantial interest in the property. Approximate need of 15000 dollars. accepts 50 or more, write Box 75, care Corry Junction, Lorry, Po. m3.
A Warren boy aged about four drowned within an hour on a June afternoon at Conewango Creek. Abraham Carl Munsky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Punskeye, slipped while crossing the creek and fell into the water. William J. Keiboll and volunteers recovered the body, attempting to revive him for a long period but in vain.
A young Italian boy, Joseph Riess, age 4, was instantly killed at a Georgia paper mill Friday morning around 10 in a tragic accident. He was caught in the heavy rolling machinery, the machine crushed him, and bystanders and mill staff rushed to aid.
In a busy local column many residents are listed as visiting and calling on neighbors during Decoration Day weekend. Names mentioned include Mrs Ina Bush, Mr and Mrs John Springstead, Mrs William Jaeghs, Mrs Gus Jones and Andrew, Gerald Monroe, Mrs Barbara Steeley and Mario, Edward Whitaker, D L Dewey, Mattie Wallon, W J Wilcox, N B E Dewey, Miss Emma Myers, Malmberg, Pittsburgh trip, and the Westren family visiting Dr Emerson.
Chronic sore relief claimed by users of San Cura Ointment who report rapid healing of long standing ulcers and wounds. Testimonials mention a Pittsburgh firm and town merchants endorsing the remedy with prices listed as 50c, 95c, and 1.25 a jar. The copy asserts it cures eczema rheumatism piles burns and other skin complaints and is guaranteed by druggists.
An old advertisement touts Complexion Soap San Cnty Soap as a gentle antiseptic cleanser for a soft, velvety complexion. It claims quality and mentions a price of 25 rents at drugstores, noting Thompson Medical Co in Titusville, Pa as the supplier.
A jumble of names and namesake events unfolds from Corry area social notes. Families including Woods Hawa and Jay Knowlton plus many children are mentioned in Sunday visits, church gatherings and stayovers with local hosts such as Rev. R. F. and Mr. and Mrs. Will Parker. Community helpers from Columbus Ladies Aid to Eniota Ladies Aid delivered comforters and goods, while residents like Mrs. Crosby joined Cory Sunday night visits before returning home Monday.
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