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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1923
Page
3
Public notice from Corry Pennsylvania details publication schedule on West South Street, rates for mail and carrier delivery, and advertising pricing. Includes year subscription six dollars, single copies three cents, weekly costs, and office contact for rates.
A fragmented discussion of the dollar's value during wartime, noting how money, credit, and commodity values shift as prices rise and purchasing power shifts. It sketches how exchange rates, coinage, and debt repayment are affected by inflation and monetary policy without clear specifics.
A fragmented narrative on the Chautauqua salute describes a long standing handkerchief wave, its social reception, and speakers past and present. It juxtaposes famed figures with humor and observes shifting etiquette, noting public curiosity about customs and performances influencing regional culture.
Entries from Sept 26 1903 recount local life as college ties with Narvard University and Michigan figures loom across a busy period. Mentions include Brett Miller Germ Max Alden By Mebowuli George Stone Eli Harlow Jane Harlow Nellie Williams Minnie Mcdonald and Opal May Bracken. The grape market stalls while several residents travel to Chicago Titusville and other towns.
A garbled clump of phrases mentions ancient Greek bells and open baths, a German scientist announcing a chemical discovery, and scattered references to Geneva The Hague and Oklahoma. The readable parts hint at historical curiosities, fatigue free work, and odd imagery without coherent narrative or clear dates.
Kane, Sept 26. The Kane firm reports successful grape cultivation with several varieties ripening well. The main factory and nearby plots on Hicker Street show six grape varieties planted, with Lucile and Moores Kathy bearing strong yields. Local farmers and horticulturists anticipate premium prices for region grapes as the season progresses.
Mrs Mra Waitters Cooper died Sunday morning at her daughter's home 614 South Venter street Sundy. Survived by husband Dative Cooper of Cory a son Vrink Cooper of Bear Lake two sisters Mrs Lottie Montgomery and Mrs Fredo Bacu. Age not stated but long illness noted. Funeral held with Roy O D May conducting. hymns It Know the Way and Abide With Me sung. Burial at Rene Lake.
Repare now for winter with M Stewart and Co offering heating plants gas and road stoves gas burners and all types of heating or cook stoves at 105 Main St. Prepare now to avoid shivering this winter.
Fruit farm at Findley Lake announces peach availability this week with selling points at Grehird View Farm, 4 F Youngs, Nevin East, and Pre. 26 dates. Local shoppers urged to buy by the dish or truck as season begins.
An announced visit by a renowned Bible teacher, Mrs Cooke and pastor Pettingill of Scobbe Bible School Philadelphia, to Corry Church is described. The speaker, noted for electrical and pastoral work, is expected to address worshipers and discuss religious education and field teaching opportunities. A request for support and attendance is urged for the Sunday service.
Mrs J McGuire urges expectant mothers to consider Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a trusted aid. She reports improved energy and strength after using the tonic, noting her baby weighed nine pounds at birth and grew healthily. The missive promotes sending for more information from the doctor in Buffalo NY.
Fragmentary OCR describes Groste and The Cirlons as ovlaliacers of tress. It mentions Richard VII of Enghin with a cvext ov its Netmet Mike at Tearhera in the Wit teouth Century. The crest is described or cropped.
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