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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1916
Page
3
Ambiguous OCR fragment notes a null outer member issue and wall application. The text hints at legislative or municipal context with references to a town or county proceeding but lacks clear entities, dates, or actions. Summarizes a partial notice style item focusing on procedural hurdles and unspecified approvals.
Reports from a prominent physician over years praise Amalox with four forms. Observations note marked improvements in patients with various conditions. Local testimonials from Win Mart, Youngtown, Blackdown and nearby areas mention cures and relief attributed to Amolox products.
A cryptic OCR fragment describes Ridgway distributing 44 million feet of gas daily via a belt or conduit. It mentions monetary figures in the dairy and oil sectors, references Buffalo and Mohsnee, and alludes to ventures and town connections. The readable text is incomplete and garbled, but centers on gas, distribution, and financial notes tied to Ridgway.
The notice names several individuals such as Miss Aredolin Grae Mr Wy Maviduon Mr Hendmain Haredxon and Mrs Susie A Colegrove. Dated April 10 1946 the listing appears as an advertisement for letters awaiting pickup.
An 1890s style advertisement touts Gotwelt Corn Cure as a universal remedy. It claims effectiveness for rough skin and mentions distribution by B. Lawrence & Co of Chicago and endorsements by Ames & Co and others. The piece reflects era marketing with regional notes including Corry and Durham listings.
A terse note in Corry announces a new hospital planned beside Powell's Wagon Shop on North Centar Street, with unclear details about builders and equipment amid garbled text mentioning mechanical items and broken bicycles.
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