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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1919
Page
3
An old sale notice proclaims Wood's Birthday Sale with bargains on groceries and household items. It advertises door prizes for early shoppers and features various products like fancy hams, powdered commodities, and Snow Drite cooking fat amid chaotic OCR text.
A public sale will be held on Wy Karn 2, with items including calves, hay, corn planter, hay rake, wagon, shed tools, and assorted farm equipment. Terms: cash or approved paper. location details and dealer names appear in the readable fragments.
Investigation opens into Dunkirk trolley wreck on Friday night. The inquiry targets the Pattison line and streetcar operations near Predosia New York with state transit officials overseeing. Irvin Fyloky, a local inspector, is reported to be involved in the probe into the incident. Officials expect a formal report from the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Obituary notes the death of Mr. Marsh of Dunkirk and six others in a trolley wreck near Fredonia. Survivors include a daughter Marian and a brother Ray Marsh of the Mirsi Birgow Company. Funeral planned Friday afternoon at the family home.
A Franklin man previously jailed in connection with the shooting of a Italian in Antivet is accused of planning further false arrest to shift blame. He had powerful allies in San Francisco who helped set an alibi and secure release after a brief custody.
Oct 8 report from Erle notes Whinkey of Wig track Yond testified about whiskey transport from Hela to Ten Liverpoolly. Four men Wallie Forster Pett MGMiran Tollix Rawwh were arrested and bound over to the Federal Court on charges of importing whiskey in violation of wartime prohibition act.
White General John J. Persting leads two mission fighters at the front while Bishop Vater J. Muldoon chairs the Administrative Committee of the National Catholic War Council directing war work behind the lines. At least as many men and women are involved as the Church hierarchy in countrywide relief efforts. The Vigordin bishop of Iovkford is referenced in ongoing war coordination.
A bishop reports from Rockford about the National Catholic War Council and its plan to turn welfare work into a fighting force for America. The council aims to keep the church ready to support the government and guide war related activities through peacetime reconstruction.
A brief note hints at Charlie Chaplin in Texas tomorrow. The piece underscores judicious advertising as the road to fortune and mentions Duvinens as followers in the same promotional idea.
An ad touts Geta-It corn remover describing rapid corn removal and pain relief. It markets the product as the best remedy from Ames, Lawrence, and partners, claiming immediate drying and complete elimination with simple application. The copy notes a “world's best” status and lists several distributors.
City of Corry Pennsylvania invites sealed proposals by October 1 1929 for wiring conduit fixtures and installation for the Municipal Building located at Center and South streets Corry Each bid must include bidder name address and a certified check or ten percent bid guarantee plus a performance bond The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids See City Engineer office and ALP Mountarehi Phebeau for specifications
A brief classified line notes an order for raincoats under the name Mrs A Castor at 54 East Irving, with a Ball shone 247M and Amoll listed in the entry. The snippet appears to be a damaged or partial text from a local ads page.
A fragment urges people to visit vision experts for eye care. It praises regular exams by eye specialists like Dr. D. Padolis and mentions weekly Friday visits at Traction Building. The piece stresses that false teeth cannot restore true eyesight and urges consideration of eye health care.
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