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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1911
Page
6
An appeal promotes Orrine to treat alcoholism at home, offering two forms secret powder and pill, with a money back guarantee after trial. The ad urges wives to reduce drink-related ruin, listing Orrine costs and a free booklet, with sale by C. Babbitt & Son in the city.
A fragment of an old issue lists personal mentions in Corry with numerous visitors to the city, including Charles Wilson of Franklin, Mrs. Random McKelvey of Spring Creek, and Miss Nanna Lyieh taking a new sales position. It notes Warren High School’s 10 to 6 win over Olean High and several residents traveling to Erie, Jamestown, and Buffalo, plus a stray poem about spring ambitions.
Practically a street of short notices listing residents and visitors. Mim Howen spent the day in Erle with several names interwoven, including Dr Page from Spring Creek visiting Corry and Mrs Georgetson of Olean in town visiting friends. Other entries note Guy Smith and Robert Patterson visiting Warren, Guy Stafford spending the day in the city, and Mon Rohiety and Rhodes of Erlewtege also there. Additional mentions include Fertig of Quiaville on business, Wohler of Mascot, Vout Lo Hiri on business, Coleman of Chutry Creek in the city, Mrs Homer Potter of Union City visiting, Ruby of Buffalo in the afternoon on business, Mrs R.G. Rider returning home to Frankill, and Miss Mary Jobson returning from Corry after Easter with family. Helen Weatley, staying with her parents during Easter, returned to Akron Ohio for studies at Buchtel College.
A local notice from Corry describes arrangements to locate in rear of Mr. Stones carriage shop on Flist Avenue until the close of business, after which L will occupy the entire building. Names A G Milo and Abe rt appear in the fragment.
Medi um and Wenry weights to order only fall and See ther. A. F. Max Wenger & Son advertises tailoring bargains at 212 West Muln Corry, Pa.
Mrs. Charles Hartley of 616 Frank Hinstheat Tuckson Michigan suffers severe stomach pain gas and indigestion. An advertisement claims MI-ONA instantly stops bloating heartburn gas and coughing and guarantees relief within five minutes. It urges readers to try the product immediately.
The text presents scattered phrases about vivid writing and quotes about a baby and a dinner at an Authors' club in New York. It resembles an OCR fragment with partial citations, budgets, and stray lines referencing N. F. Amey Cent and 50 cent boxes.
Fragmentary OCR text provides limited readable content. No clear person, place, organization, date, or event emerges to form a factual summary.
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