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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1925
Page
7
Ideal weather greeted opening day as hunters prepared to search woods for birds squirrels and rabbits. Concord area reports noted many in town venturing to nearby woods seeking game with a steady turnout and strong early season activity.
Fractured OCR text describes pain and nerve symptoms with references to treatment and costs. It mentions nerve issues like neuritis and rheumatism, with scattered phrases about application devices and possible prices. The fragmentary wording lacks coherent details and clear entities.
A Halloween party was hosted by Mr and Mrs Richard Mun at 13 West Chick Street. The Victory Dailies entertained friends with an elaborate supper, decorations, and prizes for guests and games.
1B Chase, recently employed at G W Khowlton's Grocery on Noah Center Street, resigns to take charge of the Flickinger store on First Agenus. He will manage the store formerly supervised by Manley. Mr Mimles now manages a Flickinger store in New York. Archie Goldfine accepts the position vacated by Chase.
An old advertisement touts McCoy's Liver Oil Tablets as a quick flesh producer. It claims vitamin rich Cod Liver Oil tablets can add 10 to 20 pounds in 80 days, with a money back guarantee if not achieving five pounds in 40 days. Distributed by Ames & Co and sold by druggists for 60 tablets at 80 cents per bottle.
A scanned page shows a dense catalog of classified categories from a historic newspaper. It lists announcements, automotive, business services, employment, finance, instruction, livestock, lost and found, and housing, with sample items like garage for hire and storage for cars. Names and locations appear in fragmentary form, including William Jacobs, Calumbin Pa, and entries referencing Bell and Frankin Streets.
A legally framed notice to viewers announces the assessment of damages for the Erie Pennsylvania brick pavement work from Smith Street to Hatch Street, detailing the hearings, dates, and locations. It lists the viewing panel, dates in November, and the offices where documents are filed for the case before the Court of Common Pleas.
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