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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1919
Page
7
A man was killed near Watson Farm yesterday. The incident involved a vehicle and a train in the area. He was transported to a hospital by ambulance, but authorities reported the death. Details remain unclear in the fragmentary report.
Fragment mentions a person named Bitney and Tony aboard a train. One individual is described as hard experiencing doubt and not attempting to leave the tram despite whistle warnings. The passage reads as a cautious note about ignoring safety cues on a moving train.
Advertisement for Zemo claims instant relief from eczema blotches ringworm and rashes. The product is said to cleanse soothe heal skin and relieve itching without greasiness, available at drug stores with a price of 250 or 81.00 for extra large bottle from The E W Rose Co Cleveland Ohio.
A Toledo notary swears that senior partner J. Cheney of Wi. J. Chis & Co. will pay one hundred dollars for proof of catarh cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The notice lists agents and references Frank J. Culunet and EuCHEN & Co. in Toledo for sales and distribution.
Mr Wolf and Mr Bear visit Bramblebriar where they boast about a costly home yet admit they are nearly penniless. The scene centers on hospitality turning to mutual prideful irony as they share a smoke and reflect on wealth and hardship.
In a woodland scene Mr. Fox reveals a plan to Sell Victory Liberty Bonds to Mr. Wolf Mr. Bear and others. The trio expresses surprise yet agrees to purchase bonds as a patriotic gesture and sit by the fire discussing the loan.
The text touts GOLD MEDAL as a cure to aging by supporting kidneys and digestive organs. It alleges prolonged vitality and health beyond age, urging daily use and warning against waiting for old age to treat weakness. It also mentions a “GOLD MEDAL” brand package promising relief and renewed vigor.
A garbled note suggests Harold Lockwood appears in a Pall Mall theater production, with references to rerun and a Friday event. Details are unclear but imply a stage presentation and an attendance notice.
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