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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1921
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal on West South Street lists publication details and mail matter information. It records circulation terms, carrier delivery, and advertising rates in a dated, imperfect OCR fragment reflecting printer's notes and pricing.
A garbled account references conscription, military training and civilian peril amid upheaval. Mentions Ahab Wet and various scattered names, events, and places, with unclear chronology and numerous missing words. The piece hints at recruitment, penalties, and societal strain during a period of conflict.
Readable fragments reference Milo, Mala, and testing, with vague notes about money, job offers, and police or legal insinuations. Names and places are unclear, reducing actionable details.
A Pennsylvania labor dispute reports workers demanding eight hours pay for one hour of hauling and related railroad work. The strike or slowdowns involve a Belle Valley division with a four day shift pattern and a dispatch from superintendent Joly. The union seeks full compensation and safe working conditions, while the company weighs the cost to operations and upcoming plans. Another ad fragment offers wood cords and a live animal for sale, listing George McDonald as contact.
Directory entry for Dr Andrew McKelvey with office location at Omice Horn Block, N Osnter, and Bell Telephone numbers 272M and Bell Pope and Corry, Pa, indicating a professional listing and contact details.
Holiday hours set for Labor Day include limited services. Mails will be suspended. money orders, registry, general delivery, and stamp windows open 9 to 6 with extended hours 7 to 8 p.m. for select windows. City and rural routes observe the holiday. deliveries through carriers may be altered.
Springfield, Mass. Mrs M Natale, 72 Pre. St., credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health, avoiding surgery, easing childbirth, and improving family life after years of weakness and illness. Husband urged trial. she worked little for four months, then recovered enough to bear easier births and urge others to try the remedy.
A notification reports 14 year old Preity Kane, described as tall with blue eyes, missing from her home on Chase Street. Authorities say she was last seen after meeting a man at a city carnival in Tashwoo. search covers surrounding towns within a radius of 60 miles. Her parents, Mr and Mrs John Stiten, live at 8 Chase Street. lodging and tips urged from the public.
Luny Jackson at 12 Spring Street advertises expert welding of gears of all sizes with preheating and scientific accuracy. No guessing, reasonable rates, shop hours posted as 1117 House 1618.
A cluttered page of classified ads inclining rental notices and sales. Entries mention rooms for rent, apartments in Livermore, store rooms on West Main Street, and various business locations. Also includes items for sale and services with scattered locations in cities and rural areas.
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