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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1921
Page
2
Rowing through a garbled report, the grand jury cites a blanket cover up of charges against Police Chief Dotzel and thirty other police officers. The council investigates attempts to force suspension, dismissal, or trial, while directing blame at Directors Mehaftey Bichharn Sch tmelzor and Kinney for strategic concealment.
March report says Mayor Miler B. Iltis and eleven others reassessed by grand jury for corruption in Erie. Defendants informed of continuance with trial set for May, with new appearances and schedules to be provided.
An Erie man died under mysterious circumstances after being found in a strange state at a house in Erie. Hints point to possible medical issues as doctors work to determine cause. The case remains unresolved as physicians pursue a clear diagnosis.
A report describes a man or youth from an undefined location who hanged himself in front of a residence yesterday morning. Authorities were notified and investigation is pending, with no immediate motive or additional details provided.
An early 1900s advertisement touts Sau-Cha Olatment as a universal healing remedy for running sores, fever sores, ulcers, and skin ailments. It claims rapid results, a money back promise, and lists Sin Cura Ointment and Citek Soap as companion products from Sampson Meikiens Co. in Newville, Pa.
A fragmented report notes voters approving daylight saving time by 240 to 68 in the Western section, with timing set to begin in mid spring and continue into autumn. The dates referenced include April 44 and September 25, with local officials and newspapers listing the towns involved.
W J Young of Concord and Church Street Corry reports kidney weakness from long standing work. After using Donn’s Kidney Pills his symptoms eased and kidneys improved. He recommends the remedy to others with weak kidneys. Ad copy continues with Parisian Sage hair product claim and seller N P Amos & Co.
Fragmentary OCR shows a wide range of items and prices from a 19th or early 20th century catalog. The readable text names brands such as Baker and Libby, with references to groceries, baking powders, soups, and household goods, alongside scattered prices and product lines. The garbled list suggests a period advertisement or inventory page.
Fragmentary item mentions lower laundry rates and a soap product, with unclear references to names and places. No coherent event or person details emerge from the legible text.
Public sale notices a few lines read like an auction schedule for household and farming goods to be sold Thursday March 10 at Willowluck four miles west of Cony. Items include farming implements, sleds, bobsled gear, milk cans, sewing machines, chairs, tables, stone and iron pieces, plus livestock and tools. Proceeds benefit the Ladies Aid with names listed.
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