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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1921
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes show a local Corry Pa post office or paper listing rates and delivery details. Mentions daily publication excluding Sunday on West South Street and a price schedule including annual and carrier costs. Possible address references to mall matter and subscription terms.
A California woman recalls a doctor advised operation for a tumor. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she avoided surgery, regained health, and can walk miles again. She thanks the remedy and shares her experience for others.
Fragmented OCR text shows two Jamestown road projects approved, with references to holding firm and carpenter involvement. The garbled passage mentions May Ann, various place names, and a disputed voting or claim scene. No clear dates, entities, or outcomes beyond authorization of projects.
A Johnsonburg man died after a scalding incident at a residence. Authorities described the events leading to the injury and subsequent death. Names, dates, and precise locations remain unclear due to damaged text in the source. Further details are pending investigation and official statements.
A Board of Commerce campaign frames regional growth as interdependent with neighbors. Officials urge collaboration to boost shared prosperity, citing cross-border trade, joint investments, and coordinated development plans. The message emphasizes collective benefits and regional resilience.
Eskays straw hat cleaner priced at 15 cents per package claims to clean two straw hats with one package. Advertises as all you need to clean house.
Walter Allen of New Castle County faces a $25,000 damages claim after alleged tar and feathering in April 1918. He reportedly refused to buy Liberty bonds, prompting a vigilante group to attack his home, strip his clothes, and apply hot tar and grease, with townspeople later ferrying him to court.
Advert describes best ever sweet peas and gorgeous gladiola by Higgins with scarce Holland stock. Only one package per order, four varieties, 14 packets total, prices cut from 20 to 16 cents and 85 for 1 dollar. Remittances to Glenn Liggins, 20 Rochland Park, Rochester, N.Y.
A farm transaction is recorded involving a 19 Noneyl Eke property with a purchase offer of S1250. The notice references a specific parcel and action by local authorities, indicating a transaction timeline and stake in the land. Additional details appear fragmentary.
The Pine Grove Cemetery annual meeting notes the participation of board members and attendees, with secretary D. S. Roy preparing to adjourn. The document preserves names and procedures, noting the gathering and future dissemination of adjournment plans to interested parties.
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