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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1920
Page
6
Tickets go on sale Friday evening for a community program at the Selah auditorium. The program features readings and a major local actor with a humorous, clever performance planned, with bookings handled by George for the venue.
The notice warns voters not to discard split ballots and explains how to complete ballots correctly. It cautions against straight party voting and outlines counting rules for mixed selections to ensure votes are counted.
A hunting accident near Clarendon ends in a fatality during the 1020 season. Authorities report the victim, a female, died after a misadventure while pursuing game in the early morning hours. The incident remains under investigation by local officials.
Water scarcity grips the city as weeks of dry weather reduce supply. Residents ration by pumping from wells while several nearby facilities suspend operations and await heavy rainfall to restore levels.
A Corry man, Austin, reports relief from back pain and kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills for years. He recalls a past injury and says the pills cured pain on bending or stooping. A later affidavit dated April 15, 1918, confirms continued soundness and urges others to try the remedy.
Harrisburg declares October Apple Week to promote consumption and clarify uses for apples. Governor Sprowl proclaims the event guiding growers dealers and consumers to participate with public articles and health tips during the observance.
A public sale notice lists 10 Holstein cattle and 10 Ayrshire springers with calves, several aged horses and a pony plus harnesses, a W. A. cream separator, heaters, a gasoline engine, and other items. Sale at one mil east of Cohimbua on Wednesday, October 27, at noon. Terms: six months on good bankable paper. Auctioneers Joan Tamrond and A. Bates.
Fragmentary text describes a sale related to apples with unnamed officials and a secretary, plus references to forms and a house purchase. Reading errors obscure key names and places, but mentions preparations and sorting methods and a local chamber of commerce context.
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