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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1924
Page
6
A new Methodist church is planned at Warren on Second Avenue near Market Street. Construction would require about 200 feet of property on the site, with gifts and opposition noted. Officials say the project will take nearly two years to complete and would be a worthy addition to the community.
An unclear item references several individuals near New York and a public activity, mentioning Gregory Hardwick, Air Hirswick, and Toward Jukte Wiel. It notes an amusement intended for kids turning into a serious issue with a product not meeting public expectations.
Walter Merrick reports the display of the first of the new Studebaker Six sedans. The car features Twlon tires and enhanced equipment, with a rich interior and many innovations likely to attract motorists. Morrigh has booked several early orders.
Nostalgic ad copy promotes Ely's Reg Balm as a remedy for clogged nose from cold or catarrh. Claims quick relief by opening air passages, reducing nasal discharge, and easing headache and nighttime breathlessness. Targets sufferers seeking instant comfort during bouts of nasal congestion.
Mrs Carrie Falmer hosted the Historical Circle for a weekly gathering at her Wes Wayne Street residence. Mrs Younus presided as members discussed literature and real causes, with a tribute reading prepared by the late Mrs D Bracken and remarks on First Lady Dolandty and President Cubidge's influence.
Suma delivered excellent views to club seminarians creating an impressive talk. Next week the meeting is set at Mey Shea's home on Eastrederiehs for further discussion.
Market notes from New York show quiet trading across produce with wheat, pork, sugar, and tallow mentioned. Midwest spot prices hover around $15 to $1000 in scattered listings while quotations reflect limited demand and tighter supply.
An older text promotes Mentha Sulphur as a fastest remedy for skin issues, claiming instant relief for eczema and dermatitis. It notes the product’s availability at drug stores and implies broad consumer use, describing its supposed healing properties without clinical evidence.
A damaged ad claims a tablet named HEMBOLD removes the cause of lower bowel issues. It also promotes Dp Leontarit's 1EM-ROID and urges asking FP Ames & Co or any good sluggists for relief with no cost.
A damaged OCR note mentions a large three-gorge tick on a structure with a unit mounted. The text implies a fall of a building toward a tower, with signs of leakage and a likely event where the ball will be worked.
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