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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1918
Page
8
Local retailer advertises a wide range of suits for men and women, highlighting sizes for ladies and misses. The listing emphasizes affordable options and prompts readers to visit the store this week for fitting and selection.
An old classified style ad markets Mir. Auto Owner a carbon remover promising superior cleaning and lubrication for vehicles. It claims clear benefits, a money back guarantee, and lists agents in Kerrick and Minneapolis area.
Sale notice lists evergreen and fruiting plants including Norway spruce and varieties of raspberry and strawberry. Mentions multiple nurseries or vendors and contact references with street routes and phone notes. Unclear full details due to garbled OCR but indicates sale of trees and plants and home grow items.
Yard long hemstitched lace in white and ecru sold at 1.30 the pair this week. Beautiful coats in all colors for ladies misses and children offered at one hall price. Skirts showings in sheer and wool fabrics, with special weekly prices.
A disrupted OCR fragment describes a home remedy claiming rapid cold relief with a Mustare style preparation. It mentions pain, chest pressure, sore throat, and joint swelling, alongside references to a catalog of ingredients and a dubious disclaimer about instant efficacy.
Fragmentary OCR reads for a Friday evening notice at a church involving a program. Names appear garbled but indicate parish events and associated individuals. Reading suggests a community gathering with details unclear due to damaged text.
An old time ad offers shoe repair by P Morlora at 4 North Center Street. It emphasizes Philadelphia leather, durability in steel plants, and doorstep delivery with prompt service and a strong guarantee. Contact via phone.
A chaotic fragment reports a suit against the Erie Railroad by a resident of Oil City. The text is garbled with incomplete names and numbers, but indicates a legal action, a monetary claim, and references to a court event or filing.
The county reports a push to identify nonparticipants in a bond drive amid confusion over who contributed. In Green township, farmers are noted as engaged, while questions remain about the purpose and progress of the sale and the role of local residents in supporting or opposing the effort.
A promotional text claims San Cara Ointment cures chronic sores and ulcers, with testimonies from J. Hood of Townville and Carl C. Hanks of Pittsburgh. It touts use for boils, burns, eczema, and skin blemishes, plus a soap for complexion, sold by N. F. Ames Co and Thomas Downey.
A fragmented notice depicts a storekeeper’s life change and personal reflections from a patient voice. The text references medical treatment, hospital stay, and a distant line about wages and daily effort. Names and clear events are obscured by garbled OCR.
F. G. Emerson D C announces no surgery no medicine approach and a cured condition. Office hours are 2 PM to 5 PM and 7 PM to 8:30 PM. Address listed as 4 1/2 Main Street.
An advertisement touts a remedy for rheumatism promising relief after short treatment. It extols a “large bottle” and claims rapid cure under a “means” prescribed by unnamed physicians. The copy stresses years of suffering ended and health restored, urging readers to purchase immediately.
The fragment notes a fire at an Amthawn school high rise. Readable details mention a blaze breaking out at a local high school and smoke seen by nearby residents. Authorities responded quickly and no serious injuries are reported.
Avon notices a local matter involving a white vehicle and related unclear details. The readable fragments indicate a community notice about an item or event but lack precise dates, names, or locations.
A garbled report mentions forces and developments involving Terlin and Germ forces, with incomplete details on shelling and positions. The text references infantry and American troops, but clarity is lost, leaving a hazy account of a battle scene and local actions.
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