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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1921
Page
2
Union City Times Enterprise reports a near disaster when Alley Brown’s car stalled on a Main Street crossing as a passenger train approached. The engine struck the car, demolishing it. Brown escaped injury, and the watchman had already lowered gates. An insurance note was mentioned.
A Union woman, 83, died after a fire gutted her home. Neighbors reported she attempted to extinguish the blaze but was unable. Firefighters found the body and are investigating the cause amid charred remains.
A woman notes her illness from eye to intestine and liver, claiming Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured her after doctors failed. The ad promises relief from stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis with a money back guarantee. Condra druggist and many druggists advertise the product.
An old advertisement touts Sun Cry Ointment for eczema and various skin problems with money back guarantees. It claims relief for piles boils burns and wounds and lists prices 1.25 and 2.50. Also notes other ads for rent rooms and services.
Community gossip item lists Mrs Clyde Bowett attending events. mentions Molea Milchael Basen daughter, Mrs Jin Springstead hosting a gathering at Fol Springatest, and Corry Mant in Corry Tayent Wollentay night at the Springstead home.
A fragment lists various linens and damask items with prices for napkins towels huck towels and related textiles. Mentions include Pure Linen Damask Trish Satin Damask napkins linen towels and assorted pieces with prices ranging from about 1.29 to 9.98 and references to Union Linen and Cotton.
A report from Spring Creek notes a King’s Daughters meeting attended by multiple locals including Mr Bustelt and Mrs Wul Buret. The piece covers the funeral of Tiiez Dedteas, held at the Congregational church with services led by Rev. Jum Williams and music by local performers. Mrs. Dedteas was born August 4 in Columbus township and died November 9, aged 70. Survived by five siblings and a wide local family including LaVern and Almon.
An advertisement extols Beecham's Pills as a trusted, long standing remedy for regular bowel action. It urges prevention over cure, promotes mild natural methods, and claims Beecham's has been a household word for generations with widespread endorsement.
Fragmentary OCR text lists several individuals such as Jol Dingman Garland and Mrs Prin March plus others from various towns. The readable items resemble a community notice but lack clear actions or dates.
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