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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1923
Page
7
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The Presbyterian Missionary Society held its monthly meeting as Mrs. Paulsson hosted in Liberty Street yesterday afternoon. The program featured talks on church stewardship and a Japan aid discussion, with plans for the annual Thanksgiving offerings and mite boxes.
An October 17 market list shows items across categories. Dairy eggs poultry meat and grains priced with condition notes and regional references, including creamery products, eggs, live poultry, and hay. Prices appear with irregular spellings and abbreviations typical of historical newspaper OCR.
The Salvation Army revival drew a large audience last night with an intense appeal by the evangelist. He urged personal commitment as God grants freedom to choose, while announcing a later speech on "Mother" at the all important rally. Milonel Sunyon Divisional Ganitaryidur will open Sunday services at 3 pm and 8 pm in the city, with all churches urged to attend. the Army continues its extensive outreach under Commander Iva.
Local notes describe butternut harvest and processing near Garland including the walnut’s distinctive stain, use in furniture, and its delicate flavor in candy and cake. Also reported are a newborn girl to Mr and Mrs Lester Dicks at Corry hospital, Miss Rose Owen visiting from North Warren, Lily Mone and Howard Jordan returning from a business trip, and regional auto dealership activity.
A garbled 19th century advertisement touts "Sun Cure" and "San Cura" ointments as miraculous healers for sores cuts burns and bruises with money back claims. It mentions patients allegedly cured rapidly, prices 30 and 40 cents, and promotes San Cura soap for skin issues. A lost gold watch notice is appended with a reward.
Dr Emile Saver cautions that lack of iron weakens body and mind and that organic iron in Nuxated Iron boosts red blood cells and energy. He argues it restores stamina, vivacity, and vitality, with money-back promise if unsatisfied. sold by druggists.
A man named Howlett was hit by an automobile on Eighteenth and French streets at about 7:30. He was knocked unconscious, later regained, and declined to identify the driver. Authorities seek the car owner and will prosecute as needed.
The ropwar meeting of the Ladley Aid Society of the Haptut church held at the home of Mrs Bla Thoms B00 far and etreet Wednesdaly afternoon with 13 members present A social hour followed the meeting A later note mentions a luncheon and a dish of treats for the attendees and a plan to hold future gatherings at the home of Mrs Pope on Simio Street Derwher will publish members lists and keep in touch with attendees.
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