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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1921
Page
3
A garbled notice lists mail matter rates and advertising costs. It mentions Gorey Pennsylvania post office, with pricing cited as 95.00 per year and three cents per copy, along with weekly rates and a request to apply for known advertising terms. Names A D Cologrova and Arthur Cologrove appear in the header as the publisher.
League of Women Voters meets Monday evening at 8 in the Mint Health Building. Speaker Lon Brown will discuss project development and education topics. Attendees invited. catalog offers available and price details listed.
A fragmented wartime era style ad mocks hair care schemes and retail pitches. It mentions products like CRIDOLEUM and warnings about scams while listing places and names in a garbled fashion. The piece reads as a satirical catalog of dubious health remedies and consumer promises with scattered geographic hints and dates.
A damaged OCR notice advertises a paid offer for a free half pint can of Hyazo Sanitary Floor Enamel with a “free” brush and dealer payment terms. It includes unclear names and instructions, suggesting a promotional scam or unclear transaction.
A lengthy readable fragment from a Spartansburg News Letter page lists community names and events. It mentions residents visiting relatives, health notes, hospital plans, school discussions, a new school building plan, and upcoming events. Names like Willan Johnson, Mrs Clark Biceton, Miss Kinney, and other locals appear amid scattered dates and community activities. The tone reflects a small town weekly update of people, health, schooling, and local visits.
ALM Chirk of the Baptist preached a suited splendid sermon for the occasion. The choir sang old hymns and Toy Chunk sang a note. The evening drew young people from both churches for a large service and an excellent program. Post service plans discussed a banquet and a Wednesday evening meeting to complete arrangements inviting all town residents. Albert Morton and two daughters visited from this city. Bernard Wellman and wife and son from Cleveland visited friends. Mr and Mrs Charles Pender hosted visitors at their home. Pulchor Smith and wife with child from Cumberland Md were guests of their parents. Clyde Senior of Whinboro visited the pastor and Mary Dooher is ill with pneumonia after a menses attack.
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