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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1924
Page
4
Participants in the Children Day exercises gather at the Presbytery church at 2 sharp while the Junior Choir meets at 8 o'clock on Friday afternoon. Items for sale include an oil stove dining table a combined bed and seat and electric and gas fixtures. See Robert Patterson B13th.
An application for a writ of habeas corpus for Haye O Milton Beers, accused of slaying neighbor William M Beatty, is released on bail awaiting trial. The petition will be presented to President Pade Arird of Warren. Stenographers copied testimony from the extoner's inquest and Thursday hearing before Justice Kijestiver at Sheffield. Beers' attorney Major Bordwell says necessary regal matters must first be tended to before pressing the writ.
A crowded item list from East Main Street to Ridgway reports fresh eggs for sale, bake sales at Lanston's store, a baby party at the Raymond Block, and a dance at Green Dragon. It notes moving plans, Army Store ads, hats sale, and a hospital nurse wanted. Community chatter covers car repairs, lumber, and local police notes on Ridgway Jolson and vandals.
An advertisement-like fragment promotes a product named Contant, claiming quick skin improvement for wrinkles roughness and aging. It promises money-back if dissatisfied and targets general facial concerns with phrases about easy use and affordable cost. The text includes garbled terms and unclear product details.
An assortment of notices mentions Wagons for sale by American Express and AIO The Strollers at the home of Mrs Katherine Young in It Grove City. Cluty trustees banified a campaign to raise 780000 enslowment fund to reach 1000000 if successful. Dr Milton Brows of Cincinnati to supervise the fund drive. The college plans to raise 125000, with 1000 cash for a house purchase. Mrs Tr Rilings entertains about thirty at Findley Lake cottage. Gasoline price drops to about 5 to 9 cents per gallon in Jamestown area with Buffalo prices around 17 and 18 cents. Gluten bread from Battle Creek Flour at 35c per loaf. Corty Baking Co advertises ten days of baking. Tailor Walker offers tailored suits from 25.00. Fresh produce at WT N Center Street and U Need Us Grocery North Corry.
An old advertisement touts Dr Thachers Liver and Blood Syrup as a cure for self poisoning and a remedy to purify the blood. It promises relief from head aches nausea biliousness and stomach issues with improved eating sleep and energy, urging readers to try a spoonful and expect quick improvement.
A garbled OCR list shows various food and commodity items including granulated sugar, copper, tallow, dressed poultry, turkeys, chickens, milk and skim products. Mentions Rio and Santos brands, Western whites, Pacific coasts, and state references. Entitities include Rio, Santos, Western, Pacific. Dates and precise amounts are unclear.
A distressed report from Nouristown states 22 year old Dean admitted poisoning a sleeping girl aged 17 named Tinise Beopashel, claiming to have chloroformed her. The court case noted the alleged act occurred the second day of the trial and Dean faces penitentiary time.
The readable segments mention a confusing phrase about a person, a place, and a time but lack clear events. No identifiable names, dates, or locations form a coherent incident to summarize. This item preserves only garbled content with no distinct news angle.
In hospital settings physicians describe Emerald Oil as a concentrated tonic promising to reduce swelling and goiters. The claim cites rapid relief and permanent disappearance of enlarged glands with daily topical use, though no verified clinical data is provided.
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