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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1916
Page
2
Fragmented OCR reveals a pro-Hughes outlet praising Wilson amid partisan battles over the 1888 election. References to electoral disputes, constitutional questions, and calls to respect the popular vote appear alongside praise for Wilson and criticism of the electoral process.
Lakewood New Jersey November 2 Charles E Hughes Republican candidate for president sent congratulatory telegram to President Wilson after the California vote count neared completion He said he awaited the official tally before congratulating Wilson William T Willcox Republican National Committee chair issued a statement noting the California count was nearly finished and recounts were possible The exchange reflects quiet contest and national party coordination amid post election uncertainty
A fragmentary report describes the Hay Rest cure moving to Youngsville, with a $25,000 stipend and a plan to remove the building to New York State. It notes Nur Watret and Dr Hoy as key figures, praising the method used to restore patients through fasting and exercise. Several associates and backers are mentioned, aiming to expand similar ventures.
A garbled ad style text promotes a supposed baldness cure and hair regrowth products. It claims daily shampooing and a questionable Polish serum to restore hair, praising dubious results and mispelled brand suggestions. The piece reads as a sensational pitch with many misspellings and unclear claims.
An bold advertisement touts Papa's Diapepsin as the quickest and safest cure for indigestion and stomach unrest. It claims rapid relief from heartburn bloating and sour stomach with a 50 cent bottle offered through drug stores and promises enjoyment of favorite foods again.
Fragmentary notice lists a tax levy to be added to funds and paid on December 1, 1946, signed by J W Austin Treasurer. It also mentions for rent a furnished room with or without board on South Central pivot road, Bell phone 204-1t. The text is garbled but indicates city financial notice and a rental offer.
Corry brings back the greatest musical show to Rex Theatre with Lady Luxury headlining. Manager Parker reports numerous requests for a repeat appearance and delivers a strong cast including Jeane, Bauer, Oolong, Sheppard, and Macdonough. Adapted by Ada Johnson Young with music by William Schroeder, the production promises an evening of top quality entertainment endorsed as the season’s event.
Brodeky at 143 Main Street posts a notice offering payment of two cents per pound for certain r ubbar items and seven cents per pound for additional commodity. The wording is fragmented and difficult to parse due to OCR errors.
An old advertisement lists low prices on cereals, soups, tomato products, spices, baking essentials, canned fish, oils, and household staples. It mentions new stock arriving, low per-pound rates, and wholesale discounts to clear inventory, with emphasis on value and bulk purchases.
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