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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1917
Page
3
Trade prices for tea and related commodities listed with bulk weights and discounts. Includes cash discounts five percent, coupon book offers, and per hundredweight pricing across various weights and product lines.
The readable lines describe a noble subject and a gesture or salute involving a count of twenty one, with fragmented references to a person named Noboby and a character in claws. The passage remains garbled and ambiguous about the actual event or context.
Notice is given that letters of administration have been granted to Bulut of John W Holmes of Coveand County. Creditors and others having claims against the estate must present them immediately for settlement. Administrator A Lindsey and attorney Walter Pons urge prompt payment. March 20, 1917.
Promises quick relief with no griping for constipation liver headaches and digestion. Take one at 10 o clock and you will arise at about 8 with directions on each carton noting forty tablets per carton and a wallet portable package. Ames and Co and Thomas Downay listed.
A crowded ad lists weekly specials from a small-town retailer. It touts fresh fruit such as Niagara grapes and California lettuce, plus staples like flour and sugar, urging customers to buy in person at No. 12 First Avenue and Concord Street.
Proclamation for divorce from Mary J. Murphy. Court of Common Pleas in Ente Pennsylvania to be held in May 1917. Notice to any claimant why the divorce should not be granted. Sheriff Max Bhai bach listed as attorney with location and dates in the notice.
The Stark Granite and Marble Works at 140 Maple Ave announces ready stock and orders for complete monuments and markers for Decoration Day.
The report highlights elevated revenue and a higher dividend outlook for the current year. It notes gains in market position and confirms ongoing production strength across key U S Steel operations.
A dramatic claim describes a drug that allegedly dissolves corns instantly when applied, lifting the corn and skin. The ad warns against cutting corns and notes the remedy costs a small amount at drugstores.
Board of Education invites sealed proposals for furnishing coal of high quality and low ash content delivered free by hoard. Bids due May 45. Secretary Corry to receive and open bids with an envelope marked Proposal for Train Coal. Endorsements to the Gatelet of the envelope.
A collection of artistic works reproduced for decorative value highlights Verora Hons and Joequet pieces as sought after decorative art. J. A. Lanston promotes in The Decorator column, Bell Phone 3235.
A garbled local item notes Erie City facing payment of compensation and purchase of new rugs. The fragmentary text references workers and a payment amount amid unclear context.
A dubious health advice note urges reducing meat when kidneys ache, promoting a herbal mix and a mineral tableted supplement to alleviate urinary issues. It advocates sipping a grape and lemon juice blend with a stimulant, claiming to cleanse kidneys and bladder and prevent kidney disease.
The candidate pledges service to the office and thanks supporters and voters for their backing in the upcoming race.
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