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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1923
Page
8
Fragments show multiple items for sale including a room house wood heating stoves and a car confront. Locations include 017 W Pleasant Menton Spartapsburg Va and 22 West Main Street. Descriptions are garbled with pricing, quantities, and contact prompts mixed in.
Classifieds show several small ads: a capenter seeks work by Will Blakeley at 101 Wright Street Bell. borders needed at 141 Mott Street. a caregiver needed for two children at 127 Third Avenue. rug cleaning and electrical wiring available at 722 East Wayne Street Bell. Continuous garbled text ends the notice.
Multiple rental notices describe furnished and unfurnished rooms and apartments in various buildings. Listings include telephone contacts, street addresses such as 112 W Main, 129 W Frederick, 110-116 First Avenue, 423 Liberty Street, and 223 Second Ave, with comes-and-goes about light housekeeping, baths, and modern conveniences. Some lost items noted include glasses and a fountain pen, with rewards offered.
Practical nurse with hospital experience seeks obstetrical cases. Available for duties at Bell 190R2. Strong background in patient care and bedside support for labor and delivery settings.
The undersigned offers at public sale at the Linquest Farm on Baker Street Saturday October 6 at 10 am the following property: nine fine dairy cows two Wagons and gear, brood sow, chickens, geese, hay oats buckwheat corn, gear and harness, farm tools, and various farm articles. Terms cash up to $10, over that amount 3 percent discount for good security. Auctioneer Hammond, North Hast y Pu.
The Alathian Aid Society of the BM. E. Chureh held a meeting with 53 members and voters present. Plans were completed for an autumn supper on October 24 with tickets on file for purchase. A paper entited Watch was read, and a vocal piece entertained attendees. Expenditures totaled $50 plus and the ledgers show various contributions and expenses by multiple committee members.
Planes line up for the air derby as the world meet opens in St Louis. Pilots prepare roving planes at the starting posts for the three day event. The Ply lig Club of St Louis trophy race covers 160 kilometers, three laps around a circular course.
The New York market notes steady to higher readings across dairy and poultry items. Butter, eggs, cheese, live and dressed poultry show mixed gains and steady baselines, with butter at 4Be and eggs moving through various firsts and seconds while cheese and lard maintain firm or steady quotes amid general market activity.
An old advertisement promotes San Cura Ointment and San Cura Soap from Thompson Medical Co Titusville Pa. It claims quick relief for piles bleeding itching protracted conditions and various skin ailments, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied and a price of 25 cents for the ointment.
Salamanca reports a five day week proposed to reduce rail worker shortages without pay cuts. About 2000 men in engineering and repair departments are affected as shops and heavy repair work adjust to the change. Project aims include completing the canstruction program and easing overtime demand. Also notes two garage stalls for rent at a local street address.
Fragmentary obituary notes announce a funeral to be held in the home of Mex Joh Gttewas in Tammetown. A procession is described with relatives listed and pallbearers named, but many phrases appear garbled and uncertain. The body is to be moved to Pine Glove cemetery for burial with prayers and services noted in incomplete lines.
Joseph Sharp of Palm City South Dakota returns to Oil City after over fifty years. He stays with Mr and Mrs Jim Walkery of Glenview Avenue along with his sister Nancy and nephew Comrey Madden of New Dedford. Sharp recalls old days and the excitement during his youth and shares tales of his time away, including a move to Black Hills after leaving Oil City.
A brief note describes numerous events in the region where the Sioux roamed, noting extensive prospecting and sharp encounters with Mr Sharp as a white man sought valued holdings in the area.
Franke Saveare of 2220 West Tunsingdon St Philadelphia declares Tanlac relieved his long severe indigestion and stomach pain after two years of illness. He reports appetite loss, weakness, and rapid recovery after taking the medicine, promoting it as a superior treatment sold by physicians and retailers.
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