Union Thanksgiving Service at the Tabernacle
Miss Myrtle E. Scott to speak at Union Thanksgiving Service in the Tabernacle Thursday evening at 7 30 with a large choir and musical program including a double male quartet.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1919
Page
6
Miss Myrtle E. Scott to speak at Union Thanksgiving Service in the Tabernacle Thursday evening at 7 30 with a large choir and musical program including a double male quartet.
Advertisement requires prepayment of 160 per line for one week with six inver months. Follow ad instructions and contact details by mail or the address given in the ad. Do not phone or inquire at the Journal Office.
The fragment shows multiple 1910s era want ads from Corry Pennsylvania: requests for log cutting and mill labor, office and telephone operator positions, piano exchanges, secondhand pianos, sewing and dressmaking, housegirl and housekeeper roles, a night watchman, and a keys lost notice. Names include Frank Sehraimling farm, Cherk & Son Co, Henderson Piano Co, Traction building Corry, and the Journal office as contact points.
Mra M A Guntor of 54 Bait Trving St Boll alioni 267M places an order for raincoats and leatherette coats. The notice lists contact and delivery details with no further context.
The Mulhdig committee will receive bids for lumber, lighting fixtures, plumbing items, and related building materials. Specifications include lumber for construction, doorway and architectural elements, lamps, kitchen tables, and fixtures. Bids due November 27, proposed terms require cash payment on award. committee reserves right to reject all proposals.
The Erie murder case returns to court with Santino Diana facing a possible verdict for the death of his girlfriend and her brother on the night of April 2. The defense, led by Attorney Perry, appealed in motion court yesterday, and the hearing was scheduled for Wednesday at 10 oclock.
In Ludlow on a Saturday residents lined up to receive free bear meat as a measure to curb living costs. Karls Borg funded the effort by bringing a 400 pound bear to Power Mile, Me, where locals helped themselves to large portions.
Franklin Nov 25 Captain Connell of Company F Sixth Pennsylvania turned to command after ordnance changes. The hospital and Guard leadership plan to gather senior officers to support him as the new commander. Connell, known for his ability, was selected from this city by Colonel Charter Allied officers back him to lead.
A fragmented ad claims Down's Kidney Pill cures kidney troubles and supports general health. It cites unnamed customers including Mrs William and Dr. Harris and lists a Buffalo address for dealers. The advertisement asserts reliability with statements of success across cases.
A Philadelphia wife, after years of nervous prostration and failing health, credits Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health and enabling her to regain ability to do housework. She urges other women to seek help and notes thousands suffer similar symptoms. The letter suggests writing Lydia Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts for guidance.
An ad touts Dr Carter s K B Tea Great Tonic Laxative promising health benefits. It claims to restore energy improve skin and eyes and regulate liver function with a vegetable based, edible tonic. The copy uses archaic spellings and promotional language.
Axel N. Seline, a laborer from Fle Seliné, filed a bankruptcy petition in the United States District Court. He lists assets of 97,108.00 and liabilities at 5,000, all tied to real estate.
A fragmented notice describes remedies for sore throat cough and bronchitis with a dubious claim of fastest pain relief. It mentions various ingredients and brands, referencing a supposed pharmacy product and a yellow box with a price.
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