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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1921
Page
6
A notice in the Kasiant Star says a new dancing school will open here on Wednesday afternoons, with lessons taught by Buisa Tiighan at Mortlake and Cambridge. The plan includes welcoming students in an aesthetic and social setting and topics of etiquette and movement.
In Jamestown New York the American Legion holds a major convention with delegates from state committees gathering in the morning. The event aims to unite veterans of World War I and reinforce wartime service recognition. A sale notice advertises a large three fire heating stove at 60s North emer States.
An old advertisement touts Cura Ointment as a universal remedy for eczema, welts, boils, cuts, and rashes. It claims swift healing of skin conditions, with prices listed as 50 cents, 1 dollar 25, and 2 dollars 50 for various sizes, and guarantees a refund if not satisfied.
An old health advisory extols prevention and gentle bowel care. It touts Beecham's Pills as a trusted, time tested remedy for maintaining regularity and overall wellness, urging readers to choose mild methods over harsh medicines and to rely on familiar, generational endorsement.
The piece argues skirt lengths are a personal question for the wearer and that fuller, longer skirts are likely. It notes coat lengths contribute to the slim look desired in fashion, reflecting prevailing style guidance.
The article describes new autumn coats featuring luxurious embroideries and deep fur collars and cuffs that create a rich cozy look. Colors align with woodsy browns and blues, including marmot and sorrento blue, with occasional bright embroidery accents.
Erie, Sept 20 A convicted murderer known as Harry on seeks a new trial. Attorneys for the defendant argue the motion may be granted, while the county court weighs the request. The case involves George Mayor and a treasonous charge amid ongoing legal proceedings. The Atlathrian Society of the 31 will meet Wednesday at 3:00 PM in the church parlors.
Beaverdam notes Mrs Henry Dani seriously ill at home in Beaverdam near Reaverdam. Mardin Jones and Glenn Burger visited their sister Mrs Marr Tarrison Bim ay. Wills Messenger and von Don made a business trip to Union City Monday. Mr and Mrs Herbert Maynard were in Union City Monday. Tf Mf Tarnhart also traveled to Union City Wednesday. Leon Maynard made a business trip to Union City Monday. Jr and Mr Charles Miller of Warren are guests of Morris Breed. Ethel Amith of Gonterville opened the Beaverdam shop September 6. Ms Hexbert Maynard was the guest.
Fragmentary notice lists several individuals, trips, and visits to towns such as Villon City Tuion City Corty and Wattsburg with names like Ellis Mowenger Everett Patner and King, but details are unreadable and uncertain.
A brief item notes a long standing local medicine chest contribution by Lewio Medicine Co over twenty years, highlighting ongoing community health support and the firm’s sustained presence in the area.
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