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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1919
Page
5
Local leisure column highlights a community event titled Big Family Night featuring Sandy Burk of the U Bar U. Donations and schedule details provided for attendees. Community venue and dates are listed for residents planning to attend.
A bold cinema advertisement proclaims The Heart of Humanity as a landmark picture, claiming it surpasses Birth of a Nation and Hearts of the World. It promises New York reaction with praise from critics and the public and notes matinee at 3 PM and evening showings at 7 and 9.
Notices of local services sales and ads flow through the city. Shoppers read about job openings auctions and miscellaneous offers as residents report on social events and daily commerce in the neighborhood. The piece also records a fate of a local industrial operation and a postponed meeting.
An old advert claims frequent reading harms eyes and promotes Dr Stanley Optometrist in Brown Building, Copry, Pa. The copy urges relief through glasses and vision care, warning of ongoing eye strain from long study and reading activities.
Public sale of farm business assets including cattle Holstein herd dairy equipment and livestock items on Heath farm Macadan Youd Friday March 28 at 10 o clock. Items include 49 head cattle one registered Holstein cow five Holsteins and more cattle equipment hay and tools plus household furniture and farm waggons. Sale overseen by Ralph Water Tod Hammond with sale location at 8436 Por Gale Porris Witte Toption Cage Potting fa. Also rental housing advertisement for rooms on second floor at 2nd Noor, King St.
A wire from Schmidt & Doery in Titusville notes market activity and prices for many firms and products. Entries include Bethlehem Steel, Wyoming Coal, Nevada Copper, Union Pacific, Midville Rec, Milwout Toshimy, and Willys Overland along with a report of a missing item and a reward offer. The text lists multiple company names, commodities, and stock-like figures amid fragmented OCR details.
A public auction will be held Friday March 28 near Bengerdam on the Ely road at 1 oclock. Items include Holateln cattle and 50 other yard goods marked 20 rods with cultivation, 10 sheni of grant land, 6B4 baa, a Liful Shotliadl pony, wagon, harness, and various farm gear. The high bidder wins, no wide bidders. Hotel lunch and other terms noted by auctioneer Vif Powers.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a study on reducing accidents in Pennsylvania, with garbled details about numbers and agencies. The readable portions mention a late nineteenth or early twentieth century context and references to transportation safety terms.
An incident near Titusville involves a man and woman in a tense confrontation on a street near an alley. Police officer and physician respond as witnesses describe a frightened crowd and an alleged threat. The report notes an attempted assault, a protester and a girl witness, with an extenuating medical exam planned.
A local revival plan outlines Tuesday afternoon services to promote Wolinos with four sessions beginning at 28 sharp. Topics follow chapter three of Philo Tophing from PhiL Tophing, focusing on Christian Experience. Invitations extend to Shoyo for afternoon meetings during the revival.
Mrs Barton aged 83 died at Morham yesterday morning about 6 o'clock after years of poor health. She leaves two daughters Mrs Sarah Watson and Mrs Dayo and sons Charley Howari and Urant, with brother BH Lasinle of California among surviving relatives. Funeral from Mu m Tate sada popperow house this afternoon at o'clock with Rev Melgtyre officiating.
A rock slide at Great Rock blocked a southbound line after a train from Pittsburgh passed, delaying passenger and freight trains. Crews cleared the obstruction, with tracks and rails damaged but service resuming shortly thereafter. officials urged caution around the area.
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