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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1921
Page
6
A damaged OCR summary reports a Washington school association meeting discussing community welfare and youth activities. It mentions mayoral input, plans for beginners in the annie, and a discussion of appliance of work in a community effort.
Mrs. Carrie WinLtass of Overpeck Ohio reports relief after using Lydia B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for post birth pains headaches and fatigue. She praises the product as helping many women with irregularities backaches and bearing down sensations.
Mixed local notes report a large turnout from this place at a foundered Waren event where nine dollar team trouble players faced a tough day. The town sees visits from Mrs Glirp Scamens and families from Sugar Grove and File, plus local business chatter and a town day ending with promise of a steady week ahead.
Soph 12 Mrs HL Wandel and two children from Syracuse visited Spartanburg last week. Wandel plans a home stay in St Louis Mo. Mrs Wandel will stay with relatives and recalls childhood near Spartanburg. Several local families took trips and attended Labor Day events including the Martin family gathering and visits from relatives.
Fragmentary occluded passage notes individuals Palit Bowen and Mims Bowen related to a family or business matter. Mentions Spartansburg school and possible local employment or recruitment context.
Selection is strong in the Lamp Sale with 20 to 50 percent off through September. Shoppers can find floor, chair and bridge lamps in mahogany and poly chrome with silk shades. table lamps in Assyrian and Verde finishes. boudoir lamps in silver ivory blue and rose enamel with matching shades.
Fragmented items list school staff changes and local residents, including Mrs Den, Sayers Grinly, and Mr Cooper. Mentions of teaching staff, builds for Walter Buxton, and several locals at Clymire and Will Rowse fim with families moving to nearby woods.
De Hmowinn M Earhart, the sole woman candidate, runs under the League of Women Voters sponsorship. She seeks the office of jury commissioner, with twenty years of public service noted and support from the Brie Women’s Club.
Readable ad notes a regular $5 adjustable reading light with a $4.32 red tag price. Mentions a payment extension plan allowing several weeks for payments. Reading light clamps to tables chairs sewing machines or almost any place for comfort.
Bargains on outdoor toys to amuse youngsters include Kiddy Flyers coaster wagons rubber tires and Indian Chasers. Prices range from 1.88 to 6.50 with several items marked down from higher regular prices for boys and girls.
Remnants from 15c up priced by length and material. Scrims, Marquisettes, Nets, Terry Cloth, Cretonne, Madras, Swiss, Lace were offered. Many pieces fresh and perfect others used in display. a trip to the laundry could make them look new, all priced well below cost.
Scarfs in a variety of colors to harmonize with furnishings offered for indoor days. Priced at $4.00 each. hb sale notes indicate practical home decor addition.
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