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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1921
Page
6
A Studebaker wrapped around a high embankment on the Wile Cox toboxonburg road. Seven occupants including five children escaped unharmed after multiple flips. Observers doubted survival but all were uninjured and treated at Johns onbung before returning home.
Wattsburg notes recount a Decoration Day play for cemetery funds titled For the Old Flag, with proceeds of 190. Attorney Bauer from Brie gave a memorial address. Clarence Cobern and family visited their aunt Mrs. Harley Parker. Rev. Voorhees visited Tu Gianna to see his mother. Burt Hurst and Marjorie were recently married. A beaverdem and Carter mill team lost 19 to 16 to Wattyburg. Marvin Jones, longtime resident, was buried at Lowville. Vivid memories recall the deadly 1809 frost that froze water inch-thick, ruined crops, and left people bundled in extra clothing and mittens.
A Corry reader reports relief from backache and kidney pain after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The testimony notes improved ability to perform housework and reduced aches, urging neighbors to try the product.
The Public Service Commission authorized Weston Pennsylvania to supply natural gas to industrial users only when domestic and commercial needs are fully met. An order modified the Pennsylvania Gas Co rule to allow industrial service only if adequate gas remains for domestic and commercial consumers, and to discontinue industrial use when supply is tight.
An ad urges readers to save money by buying from R Morick who offers a complete line of shoes at factory-like prices. The copy claims quality materials, best styles, and guaranteed service with lower costs than other stores. It touts prewar workmanship and mentions shoe repair services and many repair options in the state.
The readable text shows a garbled legal or public notice referencing Ohio and Pennsylvania, a prohibition or preventive measure, and distribution of something to other states. Names and places are unclear, with stray references to a central authority, a case or file number, and obligations for a family or entity.
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