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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1921
Page
3
A scanned snippet from the Corry Evening Journal outlines school coursework and preparatory instruction. It mentions Arthur Colegrove and local education authorities, noting planning for vocational and preparatory studies. The piece references demonstrations of student work, classroom activities, and the role of the school in fostering practical skills.
Harmless substitute to calomel by Dr Edwards, olive colored tablets claim to cleanse the liver and bowels quickly without teeth-damaging effects. They’re promoted as a remedy for headaches dullness lagging energy and a cloudy mind, restoring alertness and vitality.
Fragments of reader letters praise Peterson's Ointment for itching piles and skin irritations. Mary Till of Pittsburgh and A B Ruger of Waukesha report relief after use. Ad copy notes price at 60 cents and mail orders from Gillette.
Amadoona reports a man charged with ordering a killing of a 12 year old boy found in a well. Suspect Jonas Nhursole, age 9, jailed. Other details mention a separated spouse and a local official inquiry into the case.
Members of the Quaero Club gathered at the home of Mrs Bolivet Patterson on North Denton Street to vote on club topics. The meeting covered questions about milk supply for the public and a discussion on a newspaper article about government questions.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a holiday at a post office with unclear phrasing and dates. The readable bits indicate an observance affecting postal operations and local schedules. Further context from the page would clarify exact dates and affected services.
A man administered a glycerine mixture to his wife leading to severe illness and lasting complications. Doctors report the woman suffered bowel issues and perceived impurities, with concerns over the remedy’s safety and effects on her stomach and digestion.
Post offices and all departments will be open from 9 AM to 10 PM with the money order desk closed in the evening. Carriers will cover one complete delivery, parties not required to serve illicit routes, and normal dispatches will be suspended on Armistice Day. Service resumes as usual afterward.
Fragmented notice seeks a silesman for the Modards Co at 400 Fifth Ave New York with guaranteed salary up to $100 per week for reliable workers. Includes reference to Dosivalle home on Mapte avenue and Chippewa Falls Wisconsin addresses.
An alleged incident involves a prescription given to a child and subsequent events causing injuries. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text but court mentions include Med, Mem, and Antonin Bartha among others. The fragment suggests a legal action or court proceeding beginning in September, with guardians and several adults named.
Administration notice states Letters Testamentary have been granted for the estate of Ray F Livermore deceased to the undersigned. Heirs and creditors are asked to present debts or demands promptly to Ora McLivermore and Kincaid & Kincaid Attorneys, executrix representatives.
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