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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1924
Page
8
Fragmented notes describe demolition of old structures beside First Avenue to clear space for a modern garage. Details are sparse and garbled, but indicate preparation work and site clearance for construction.
Mrs. John Price of Bethlehem Pennsylvania reports typhoid illness left her weak and underweight. After using Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery she regained appetite energy and sleep. Three bottles restored strength and vitality, with a recommendation for others to seek medical advice.
Report says a car driven by Mc Bump crashed through a guard rail on an overhead bridge and dropped about 60 feet. The driver and passengers escaped unharmed, with only broken headlight bulbs noted as damage before resuming the trip toward Rath.
Front furnished sleeping rooms available at 103 North Center Street. Contact listing for details on occupancy and amenities.
We express heartfelt thanks for the many acts of kindness flowers and sympathy shown during our sorrow. Special gratitude goes to the North Cherry neighbors West Wayne Heights and all who assisted including Ladies Aid JC Club Larks Bay Clot post office workers and JR patrons and community groups such as Woodmen of the World Home Protection Lodge Philathea Class and local Sunday schools and scout units.
Word from Mr and Mrs George Bosworth says their son Dr Howard Bosworth who went to California for health has improved enough to leave the Los Angeles sanatorium for a few months and will stay with his parents at Maple Avenue Corry arriving May 2 He is making a splendid recovery and will spend one more winter in California before resuming practice in Waiialoa New York The Apt Young People plan a May business and social session at the church on Wednesday May 14.
An aged advertisement touts Rowlet Red Pepper Rub as a concentrated heat treatment for backache. It claims rapid warming within minutes, easing pain and soreness, and urges buyers to ensure the genuine Rowlet label on the package.
The Concord school Parent-Teachers Association will meet in the upper hall on Friday at 7 p.m. A program includes recitations, instrumental solos, and a speaker on the use of leisure time for youth. Last meeting of the year with a major business agenda. invitation extended to parents and friends of the school.
Fragments tout a guarantee on spark plugs with refunds if not first class, plus stray pricing notes and an address snippet.
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