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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1918
Page
8
24 yards of hemstitched lace edge fabric in white and ecru valued at 1.25. This Week 95c per yard. Suits handsomely styled in all sizes for ladies and misses. 2 yards hemstitched lace edge fabric in white and ecru valued at 1.50. This Week 1.30 per pair. Coats in various colors for ladies misses and children. Some soiled curtains half price. Silk and wool skirts showcased this week.
An old newspaper ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable substitute for calomel that can improve skin tone appetite and energy. The copy claims they stimulate the liver and bowels without dangerous after effects and notes wide sales at 10 and 25 cents per box.
Friday evening April 2nd a memorial service will be held for Mrs. Bey Hockney Marron at Mina Taplist Church. Readings and choir offerings are planned, with a brief eulogistic program by friends and relatives.
A local ad promotes leather products and shoe care services by P Moricua with mail order and delivery options. It highlights special quality for workers in wet plants and promises guaranteed fit and service by phone contact in North Center area.
The Juurway received from Congressman Henry A. Clark for distribution to Joel scar Honpes. Seeds packed in tunihiem packets contain the sum allotment of eyefinher olen Haivito Iniuaiaweton and Tettaien. Seeds will be installed by the Journal for Congressman Clark as long as supply lasts.
An auction notice lists livestock and dairy items including registered cattle and cows with calves, heifers, and butter weighing 44 pounds. W. A. Gloss, from Mercville, Pa, organizes the sale.
Local column records residents and visitors in Columbus with names such as Mr. and Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Whiteley, and Miss West, noting calls, visits, and Sunday activities. The piece lists numerous households, gatherings, hospitalities, and community movements across the town.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a meeting or agreement among men with names partly garbled. no clear event, date, or location discernible.
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