Corry Evening Journal Publishes Daily Except Sunday
Corry Pennsylvania newspaper notes publication schedule with mention of South Street office and delivery area in Corry.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1920
Page
3
Corry Pennsylvania newspaper notes publication schedule with mention of South Street office and delivery area in Corry.
A damaged OCR style notice promotes a kidney pain remedy claiming neighbors endorse it. The ad cites local names and places like Mizcinons and Booth St Gary and urges trying the remedy for backache and kidney discomfort. It mentions long suffering and relief after use.
Report notes Sousa's band plans a performance in Jamestown on November 18. Details mention preparations, venue discussions, and possible arrangements as officials consider open seating and management input. The item reflects local interest in a high profile concert and scheduling.
A disjointed report notes measures involving Mayor Kelis and police facilities. It mentions apprehension and a commitment tied to a local incident, with unclear details about parties or outcomes.
An advertisement touts Nerv-Worth tonic as a preventive for winter illness and fatigue. It claims to boost nerve force and vitality, with testimonials and a long list of ingredients, urging readers to purchase at local stores and prepare for cold weather.
Scrambled OCR reads like a brief local item mentioning a person named Werth or Ba Jew and a meeting or gathering on a date around 24 at a place near Balik and Wadkip by the aisle. Names and places are uncertain due to garbled text.
A garbled report notes Governor Cox traveling through Erie on Monday amid unclear references to events, statements, and local activities. The text contains multiple inaudible phrases and misprinted names, obscuring concrete details about officials, locations, or outcomes.
A period of higher costs forces a 25 cent price rise on O-Cedar Maps effective November 1st. Original prewar prices ranged from 1.25 to 1.50, rising to 1.50 to 2.00 after the new increase. The notice urges immediate purchase to lock current prices and highlights mop efficiency and renewal ease.
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