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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1921
Page
3
The notice outlines paid daily newspaper delivery terms for Corry Pennsylvania, including pricing per copy, weekly rates, and advertising rates upon request. It lists Booth Street Corry as a contact location and mentions distribution by mail and carrier delivery.
Unclear text outlines efforts to avert a shipping strike and mentions officials and administration figures in tentative discussions. The report hints at negotiations and potential impacts on labor and industry but lacks clear names or dates.
An old advertisement from Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as improving appetite and easing back pain. It claims the tonic is non alcoholic and made from roots and herbs, sold by druggists with testimonials from a Mr A Milisziskhs of South Baltimore Street.
Local notice states a wagon will operate in The Wonk area on Saturday offering a special fen wevany and fresh tea daily. The vendor promises measures of quart and pint servings with a 16Wn to 10 By mh window and a daily supply schedule. Joseph Morro is listed as the contact.
Report on the oil situation in Mexico cites the secretary and officials urging United States action to address shortages. A public talk by Moss and Mrs Ryan in Bria covered W. O. I. T. work. attendees found the discussion instructive and worth hearing.
A brief note suggests using Sage and AMONE Co remedies to prevent hair loss. It advises cleaning the scalp and maintaining hair health, promising satisfaction and return policies if not satisfied.
A veteran recounts severe stomach, nerve, and kidney problems after World War I battles. He credits Tanlac with restoring appetite, sleep, and energy after using three bottles, describing long-term relief from indigestion and fatigue.
Fragmented OCR reads hazily about Kaswine in critical condition and concern that profits go elsewhere. The text is garbled and lacks clear actions, dates, or contextual details. The passage conveys distress over health and finances but provides no verifiable events or outcomes.
April 5 notes from Mertz Corners mention Charles Pettingill staying on the farm and visiting with Isaac Whitney of Fairview. Bertha Lawrie of Corry and Mary Granty of Mertz Corners were visitors. Emon Qforvitt aided Mrs. Granty’s anniversary. Charles Pettingill and family called on Grandy, Cooper visited Wathsburg, Ros Backus traveled to Corry.
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