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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1920
Page
4
The feature highlights a striking image from the Mickey Orchestra, capturing moments of rehearsal and performance that linger in memory. The segment profiles the ensemble's distinctive sound, notable members, and the public reception to a photograph hailed as unforgettable.
A heavy jumble of classifieds and social items lists wanted help for office work and factory jobs, sales of real estate and goods, plant openings, and community notices. It also covers a funeral, church events, a camp display, and impending celebratory activities with scattered names, locations, and dates.
A garbled review describes a 1940s or earlier stage or film act featuring a dancer named Mickey delivering provocative motion pictures and a dangerous stunt involving a hanging horse scene. It notes Mabel’s fearless line “That’s will in, her day's work” as part of the performance. The text blends sensational cinema rhetoric with unclear references to people and locations.
Fragmented classified notices list items for sale including rugs Belgian hare rabbits a writing desk a Remington typewriter and real estate. Entries mention addresses and prices in a jittery OCR style with multiple typos and incomplete details.
Lawrence D Baker announces the Protected Memo Ginsto organization forming in Corry, with 116000 members nationally and 900 in Meadville and Sharon. A meeting at the Grandin Hotel will lay plans as Supreme Power members attend and discuss non sectarian, non political insurance oriented fellowship.
Classified notice advertises four cows aged three and four years for sale. Inquiries directed to 604 B Pleasant Gt or at Prink Réuss's ahora with contact details and instructions.
The funeral service for Mrs Brank Brig Jun Wheel was held this afternoon at the family home of Hira venue with Rev Oy Me IMaintyro of the Unitoi Brethren church officiating. Relatives and friends attended as hymns "Mo diysnn" and "Bafo in the Arma of Joss" were sung. interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery. The article notes the era of women’s dress and asserts readiness for the future.
A Brooklyn letter from Mrs. Kane Kunasacken praises Lydia Elizabeth’s birth and promotes Lydia’s Vegetable Compound and similar tonics as remedies for women. The note urges readers to trust testimonials and seek the product for feminine afflictions, reflecting early 20th century health advert claims.
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