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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1924
Page
5
A garbled early 20th century column touts Doctor Daniel Carey prescription 777 for kidney and backache issues. It mentions patients benefiting, names various people and places, and urges readers with headaches or sleep troubles to consult their druggist for Carey’s macale orbs kiwe remedy amid a flurry of personal notices and local travel.
A clipped notice from Militia Finishing announces Kodak finishing services at Edison Parlor. The ad mentions 82 percent muriuy and references Roskmirust and Hertin Nishols in a terse promotional line.
Local residents return from visits and travel for Easter. Rhodes returns to Warren after overnight with his mother Mrs W R Rhodes. Mrs Hen Btarrl visits Union City with her mother Mrs Treat. Esther Parker hosts visitors in Columbus VA. Many Erie and Warren residents travel to see relatives and friends or attend local events during the holiday period.
Fragmented and garbled OCR text promotes a dubious tonic sold to millions. It claims carbon endurance from digestion and oxygen binding, touts dangerous language about strength and vitality, and cites endorsements from public figures. The piece reads like an unsafe health advertisement with unclear origins and dubious guarantees.
An advertisement hawks JointEne as a remedy for stiff joints and inflammation. It touts rapid relief for rheumatic pain and urges readers to obtain the product from Thomas Dawley or NF Anes & Co and other druggists with a tube sold for 60 cents.
Local druggists offer Rheuma with a money back guarantee promising relief from painful swollen joints and gout symptoms. The ad exalts the product as a miracle cure while urging skeptics to try a bottle at a cut price, claiming it will soothe nerves and joints.
A dubious old remedy touts Everald Oil as a cure for varicose and swollen veins. The ad claims strong results with nightly and morning applications, asserting swelling and enlarged glands will disappear, promising long-lasting effects from a small, concentrated bottle.
Corry School District invites bids for school supplies with specifications available at the Board of Education office. Bids closed May 1, 1924. The district reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Miss Margaret Mulione of Stockton New York and a local street scene on a Saturday. It references Brooks family, Pleasatth streets, First Avenue, and a sale or free candy offer. The text is incomplete and reads like a damaged community notice with scattered names and places.
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