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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1921
Page
2
Public notice opening with postal rates and publication details. It lists subscription costs 96.00 per year and weekly mail rates, plus single copies fifteen cents. It references Covey Pennsylvania and Corry area with publication office and rate considerations, urging readers to inquire for current rivering rates.
The American Red Cross responds swiftly to a major disaster, deploying agents and nurses, delivering beds and hospital equipment, and securing initial and additional funding. The organization emphasizes its prompt action and calls for broad public support following the Wall Street episode and the mid war time relief needs.
A Cleveland case reports a female judge issuing a fine of 450 and 19 days in jail to a woman juror for contempt of court. The judge stated guilt on the witness stand, while observers note growing impatience and bold rhetoric in her rulings amid broader claims of sentiment influencing decisions.
A controversial discussion argues that an agreement between workers and employers imposes a 0 percent wage rise and suggests unions inherently limit production. The text condemns unions or employer powers that restrain output as dangerous, predicting eventual downfall and ruin of such organizations.
Mrs Sarah G Rogers of Kane was fatally struck by train No 504 at Edgar street crossing near Kane yesterday at 12 80 PM. The victim, nearly 70, suffered extensive injuries with head and body mangled, making immediate identification difficult. Authorities continue to investigate the accident and identify witnesses.
A garbled Erie council account outlines a dispute over gas rate actions involving Cessna and the Pennsylvania Ax Company. It mentions attorney J. J. Open and attorney Wemunn addressing the court, with references to private ads and city representation. The piece also notes questions about attorney continuity and city service, including statements by Director Mohittey and others.
Pardon arguments filed in Harrisburg on May 15 to decide whether the Erie slayings defendants should face new sentencing or parole considerations. Attorney Bawin Stavten of Pittsburgh and Attorney Blagy of King County represent the Commonwealth against the petition. The notice mentions postal and game commission concerns and discusses a 1921 act authorizing corporate matters and real estate encumbrances in Corry, Clearfield County.
In a county court proceeding at the courthouse bids were opened for a five hundred thousand dollar county road bond issue earmarked for paving. Officials noted bids were to be in by a set deadline as part of the county financial plan. A sweep of related actions touched on attorney Teddy and a raid outcome, with details blurred in this OCR text.
Mrs Wagner of West Palm Beach Florida writes that after years of monthly cramps and severe pain she used Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound, followed by six bottles, and the pain ceased. She urges other women to try the remedy, noting relief during farming duties and urging publication for others.
An odd ad touts a patent skin cure and soap claims to banish pimples, warts, and other blemishes. It promotes BEST SKIN SOAP from Thompson Medical Co of Titusville Pa as a cure all with arthritis and other pains, urging purchase at druggists or the Blue Bird venue.
A brief, speechlike note emphasizes reading clarity and proper eyewear. It argues that vision quality hinges on lighting and appropriate glasses, offering guidance drawn from years of experience and inviting readers to call for more information.
An awkward courtroom scene involves Dr. Wm Stanley Brown Bidg and a girl questioned by a judge after a night on a railroad track. The report notes arrests and unclear details about the witnesses and events surrounding the incident.
The fragment notes a Redlasa shoe ropeir shop and shine store identified as the only such shop in town, located at 1174 North Center Street. It mentions a person asking about the place and a judge confirming its uniqueness in the area.
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