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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1919
Page
7
A chaotic scene on Franklin Avenue as a company parade gathered crowds and drew mixed reactions. Local witnesses, including officials, discussed safety concerns and the event’s impact on traffic and daily routines during the late week.
An old time advertisement touts Olive Tablets from Dr Edwards as a liver and bowels tonic. It stresses that most sickness arises from inactive bowels, promises clearer skin and brighter eyes, and notes the product price of 20 and 26 cents per box available from druggists.
A fragment describes a dry goods sale item aimed at women and children. It mentions G. T. Hamilton and Mrs MOA, with a contact or sale note including a phone string and location hints in Un, Toston, Massachusetts. The text is garbled but centers on a product promotion.
Three workers at Kane Plant narrowly escaped serious injury after a blast during plate making. Warnings and immediate evacuations followed as managers investigated the near miss at the facility, with no serious injuries reported.
A garbled fashion notice describes a satin fringe trim and model details. It mentions a neon blue version and various fabric items like satin and coat styles with references to sizes, prices, and vendors. The fragment hints at a photographed display and sale items with item numbers and a publication name.
A Florida woman reports five years of irregularities and pain and says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health. The testimonial, signed Mia J M Camps of Key West, invites others with similar symptoms to contact Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. for guidance based on forty years of experience.
Fragmenting auction notes describe leather helmets sold for a dollar each to support the Victory Loan drive. Helmets were found by occupying Allied troops in Koblenz after the armistice and were destined for school children nationwide who submit top prize winning drawings and essays.
Mixed fragmented ads list sale items and real estate in a Columbus Pennsylvania area, urging payment before publication. Includes references to a plane flat, four acres, a half mile walk, and various buy or rent notices with incomplete sentences and contact hints.
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