Corry County Drug Store Ad and Local Notices Fragment
Fragmentary reads describe a Durham Drug Store ad offering tonics and Dyspepsia prescriptions, a Hart shop opening in early April, and local notices from Corry City with scattered figures on taxes, livestock, and unemployment. The piece also lists community events and personal notices amid garbled OCR.
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Durham
Arthwy Mapes
Centur
P Ginde
Rosa Mead
Min Murti Tier
Arnold Hat
Sampug
Tom Fers
Corry Guy
Howardnent
Ausionlives
Yowainhip
UTR
Aleep Ware
Down
Baron Miles
Cuttly
Bun Hy
Wintel
How to Prolong Life by Adopting Simple Get Meas Ia
A historical note discusses extending lifespan with simple daily practices and a focus on longevity. The piece cites early remedies and the search for a longer life, mentioning a 100 year aim and referencing medical authors of the era.
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Tabbitt & Bone
Goats for Girls and Fire at Local Plant Fire
Local items describe Goats for girls at a Ladies Furnishing Store and a fire at a nearby plant causing interior damage estimated around $1,500. The fire was spotted by workers, with a report filed and authorities notified.
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Lilo Halon
Mirhurda
Aulyit
Daley Lewey Rooker
Bell
Markul
Acti
Gabon
Glory Davis
Witud
Augeryl
Nolen
Safford
Corry
Alexander Wilt Company
Ray, Shaw
Grove
Diamanda on the Iimay Plan and Police Controversy
The article reports Chief of Police Davin denying a claim about shooting a dog at a local dairy confensery amid farmer protests. Witnesses say the animal was a stray or leashed, and the officer faces scrutiny as rumors hinder quarantine work while investigators pursue the inci dent.
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Diamanda
Wright
iBuy
Davin
Journal
Heines
Quowilow of Tght or Wrong and Other Poindia Fe
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a misread title and scattered words. The readable parts suggest a discussion or quotation involving concepts of right or wrong and other topics, but no coherent event, names, places, or dates emerge to form a proper news item.
Services in Memory of Mrs Stanford
Memorial services were held at Ply Grove Cemetery for Mrs Stanford. The ceremony, led by Rev. GH Sharpley, honored Mrs Stanford with pallbearers including C. Hewrtohi and Mabry Aue Ine Igrment, attended by mourners from the city and surrounding area.
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Fred Stanford Ward
Sharpley
Mnimmayel
Howe
Bear
C. Hewrtohi
Wendy Hoe Ward
Dow. DeRosay
Dos. Rowe
Mabry
Ply Grove
Erland
BreMiNton
Bug
Lev. Erlend
Nelehbork
Bucket shop allegations tied to exchange officials
The article reports that four alleged bucket shops affiliated with Ware’s group pleaded early in county indictments. A court heard that a committee of officers and directors was formed to run the Exchange’s affairs and discussed withdrawal of the original wine war charges. The exchange now faces questions about its compliance and potential interests.
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Tna
Peta
Exchange
Fulton
Bursttirds
Matinee Tomorrow Carlyle Winckwell in Tie Din Jon
Local notice advertises a matinee featuring Carlyle Winckwell in a tied din Ja Jon Rauitable. Also lists property for sale on York Street and household furniture including dining set and parlor items. Inquiries at 718 Washington Street.
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Kookkenplig
Piet
Aventin
York Straet
Weeshington Street
Rocker Pirlor
Library Theatre Tonight Stages Vivian Marta di More iy
A brief note announces Library Theatre Tonight presenting a stage play revived from years past featuring Vivian Marta di More iy and Mary Anne with a Patho apwa lettre as part of the program.
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Chirming
Vivian Marta di More
Mary Anne
Soranal
Bucked Shop Interests Won't Offer Defense
Attorneys for Consolidated Stock & Produce Exchange of Pittsburgh faced court action after Attorney General Brown charged the exchange with buck et shop practices in violation of corporate law. The exchange denied the charge, then petitioned Dauphin County Court to withdraw denial and submit a revised petition noting no legal answer. Judge Kustkel received the papers but did not act. A rep from the Attorney General's office presented them, stating operators of the exchange were ready to proceed as required.
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Consolidated Stock & Produce Exchange
Pittsburgh
Brown
Exchange
Dauphin County Court
Wisbatance
Concor
Hxchungen
Kustkel
Pirpars
Goneral
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