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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1924
Page
4
Fragmented OCR notes describe gardeners seeking corn and seed to plant. Indicates a rot issue and delayed harvest with ears rotted in ground. Mentions limited supply, two weeks or more to recover, and near exhaustion of typical yearly stock. Names and places are unclear due to text damage.
A letter from L. T. Carter of Brooklyn describes chronic constipation and menial illness relieved by Kellogg's Bran. He reports dramatic improvement after three days and urges readers to try the product, noting it does not irritate the intestines and is sold by grocers.
R A Lindemuth reports a young bear about 150 pounds appeared at the Sackett post office Tuesday afternoon. Locals, considering the bear's size and food affinity, decided to treat it as a pet as spectators tried to approach. The animal kept its distance yet accepted offerings.
The page lists shop ads for furniture pianos and groceries plus a shooting incident. It notes a robbery linked to Ruth Williams and a suspect Young, with detective Tingle and Barber investigating, plus a coat identified by B. P. Bunting. Also includes meal specials, prices on flour butter and meats, and a carpentry auction.
United Press reports Yale and Harvard squared off in the annual four mile race along the Maimen at Male with Yale leading into the finish as thousands cheered the Blue. A special train with a coach, sleeping car, and baggage car was prepared to haul the crew to New York for the next leg of the trip.
A garbled fragment references motion without sound and a potty vow, with jumbled terms like Boston and Traaneripy. The readable bits imply a nonsensical or clipped item, possibly a brief note or typo filled snippet from a newspaper page.
A garbled listing from a Long Island poultry sale shows turkeys and chickens priced at various amounts with geese ducks and other birds also mentioned. The text includes house ware and orchard items with unspecified terms and totals, suggesting a mixed goods auction or trade post.
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