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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1921
Page
6
Students and clubs at the high school show activity with names like Sara Hayoma and Mie Ahipia. Mentions of literary society, a biology or medical operation note, and junior classes highlight a busy term with exams, team activities, and planned events.
Glee Cinb junior and senior classes plan a staged program for November with mandatory participation. The upcoming events include a home football game, a parade date, and a school cultural display featuring local students and mentors coordinating practice sessions.
An old-time remedy advertisement touts avoiding pneumonia by boosting health during colds and flu. It promotes alternatives to quinine and opiates, claiming safe, mild tonics from Thomas Dove and Smith Numody Co. in Brin Ma and urges readers to seek feed hooks and trusted remedies.
A 1921 Erie County notice from Olive H Church executive secretary reports the League of Women Voters stance on Sheriff candidate Salisbury and Brown. It asserts Salisbury’s pro prohibition and law enforcement pledges and condemns Brown in favor of Salisbury for better conditions. The document also notes a separate notice about a rope theft and tampering incident.
Columbus Chronicle column records numerous visits among residents including Mrs. Artore, Mr. and Mrs. Baker, and Mr. Dutton, with others traveling to Smith and Pittsburgh. A midweek windmill incident damaged a barn roof. The Nice Women Voters League met with Mrs. Walton. schoolhouse supper planned and storm-related cancellations noted.
The readable fragments discuss a musical or theatrical item titled The Pipe That Foch Made Famous are LOS. The text includes unclear lines and possible misprints, referencing a prop or stage piece and its notoriety. No clear dates, people, or organizations are legible to anchor facts.
Pennsylvania Railroad schedule excerpt lists outbound and intermediate points with times in Eastern time. References include Wattons Kano plan and Jamestown routes, noting daily service with Sundays excluded and varied arrival times toward Buffalo, Montville, and eastward destinations.
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