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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1921
Page
6
An attempted suicide occurred at a residence in the village of BUlloontar N Yjcept on the evening of May, with the person using a weapon and a chemical application. The immediate outcome and further details remain unclear from the report.
Lincolnville beat the locals in a 7 to 1 victory noted Saturday afternoon. The visiting lineup, GX Ghadibor, impressed with early dominance while local errors and calls hampered the home team’s chances.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions bandits and pursuit with unclear names and places. The readable portions imply a public danger or crime narrative but lack concrete facts to identify persons, dates, or locations.
The fragmentary text mentions scalp itching remedies, a Parisian sage, and a vague warning about avoiding Scratel. It also strings together nonsensical names and terms, offering no clear persons, places, or events.
Mrs Wagner of Palm Beach Florida writes that Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her end painful cramps after age nineteen and again after marriage. She urges other women to try it and notes relief from cramps, adding a personal testimonial and a postcard address in West Palm Beach.
A fragmented local notice recounts misheard events and market prices including eggs at 40 to 42 cents, potatoes at 1.75 per unit, chicken and corn sales, and farm activity at Raldem farm with Charlee Tel and Morn involved. It mentions daylight saving adjustments and a city council reconsidering dates, with Eric Dianne referenced amid community updates.
Philadelphia reports William 4, Ilies and Wallate John vie for the championship of America at the Connecticut cricket club this afternoon.
Candidate for JURY COMMISSIONER seeks support on September 20 1081 in the Damocratie primaries. Public notice urges backing for Monailan and outlines campaign endorsement.
Franklin Sept 19 Elmer Mong aged 49 a pumper on Daniel Fein Tone in the Deep Hollow area was fatally hurt Saturday morning while engaged in a task. His home was listed as Monarch Wark. Also noted is Mirth Rornion Lindsey leaving for Los Angeles with her deceased Coriemeke, who was drowned Thursday morning at 3 80 o'clock. Lindsey was to be married September 20.
A police officer from Pend Pend reports a long illness recovery story. After weak months with loss of appetite he credits a medicine with restoring strength, energy, and health, noting appetite return and improved vigor and urging friends to try it. For rent inquiry appears at the end of the item.
J A Lanston announces a September lamp sale with 20 to 50 percent reductions on a wide collection. Early shoppers will find floor, chair, and bridge lamps in mahogany and poly chrome with silk shades matching furnishings, including Fable lamps in Assyrian, Art Bronze and Verde finishes and Boudoir lamps in silver ivory blue and rose enamel.
A clip on reading light offers comfort and easy reading or work. Regular price 5.75 dollars. Red Tag price 4.32 dollars. A deferred payment plan is available to extend payments over several weeks.
The ad promotes outdoor toys to suit colder weather. Highlights include Kiddy Flyers, coaster wagons, rubber tires, and Revel talyrers on wheels with regular prices around $3 to $4.50. It lists Bonny Cats and 1-Go-Cars for boys and girls at discounted prices.
Remnants from stock priced by length and material include Serims Marquisettes Terry Cloth Cretonne Madras Swiss and lace. Many fresh pieces and some used in displays need only a trip to the laundry to look like new, all priced well below cost.
New table scarfs for indoor use arrive as library styling items. Tap estry and art silk scarfs come in a variety of colors to harmonize with furnishings. Prices list at $4.50 each and $400 for larger quantities or sets.
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