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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
6
Full inventory reduced in a going out of business sale offering flour at 15 504 per barrel and bulk prices on 24 1 2 lb sacks. Rye flour corn meal prepared pancake flour breakfast cereals oats bran flakes and various other grain products advertised with multiple brands and large quantities.
List of advertised letters at post office including names such as Elizabeth Dolan, Mary Jackson, Florence Linguist, Mary Te Khu, Milton Higley, Augustus Smith, John Smith, Parkhurst, Rovers, and others. Notices indicate charges and processing for the week ending 23 1980.
Crowds of mourners and clergy gathered at Philadelphia’s Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul for the funeral of Bishop Edmund J. Magriffen, attended by bishops from Pennsylvania and Maryland and many priests and sisters. The service closed with a lengthy procession through the city streets as the faithful paid final respects.
The Proctor family thanks their neighbors near and far for aid and sympathy during the illness and passing of their beloved wife and mother. Gratitude is also extended for the beautified funeral arrangements.
An OCR read shows a garbled dealer entry for full line International Harvester products. It mentions W. P. Burlinghan of Spartusburg Pa and references agricultural gear such as rakes and grain handling equipment. The fragment implies a sales or advertising notice from a dealer network.
Notice that an application to the Public Service Commission of Pennsylvania seeks a certificate for a new siding to serve United States Radiator Corporation property. The hearing is set for July 8 1920 at 9:30 AM in the commissioners rooms in Harrisburg, with all interested parties invited to appear.
E Harmon died suddenly Tuesday evening at home in HiikeowD Ward, causing shock in the local community. The report notes the event as unexpected and mentions Patterson and the surrounding area, with details remaining unclear due to the damaged text.
In a garbled 19th century style notice, a speaker cites various tonics and pills for kidney pain and general ailments. The fragment mentions Mrs Hy da Kondo and a neighborhood context along with casual references to remedies and town figures, reflecting ailments and medical claims of the era. The text is heavily corrupted but preserves names, places, and product mentions, hinting at a local remedy advertisement or testimonial. The item reads like a period column or notice about health remedies and community letters.
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