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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1920
Page
4
Incomplete OCR text outlines a local inquiry at Center Street in Gory involving parcels Block 100 and lots 115 116 198 and 40 Coot. Mentions M. 3 Root and 443 Center Street, Cohen, Minarwville Fay bie.
A jumble of names and brief notes shows people visiting relatives, traveling for work, or returning home. A. J. Scott and daughter Ma. Med. Boutwell visit Bele, A. A. Williams King returns from the west and Canada, Frank Louris comes from Atlantic City, Chloe Whiteley plans a Lowday visit, J. W. Hagues visits from Warren, Riley Naylor visits from Youngstown, and John Rogers travels from Pittfield to Way on business. Other items mention Joseph Seep from New York, Marjorie Hay from Erie, B. Byamas deputy collector leaving for Cambridge Springs, Arthur and Mrs. Blee heading to Sugar Grove, and Capt Charles Howgard returning from Port Arthur to visit family.
Black and white 1096 Ladies high grade hose offered in multiple colors and sizes. Paves vet wet OU appears in listing with bold color options and full size range.
Dr Edwards, a well known Ohio physician, discusses a cesarean substitute approach. The article notes his 17 years of practice and emphasizes keeping women fit. Readers are urged to consider health options and ongoing care.
A dubious quack claims that many suffer from gut intoxication and internal putrefaction the text links this to multiple illnesses and promotes a tonic sold by Babbitt & Gon and leading druggists promising dramatic cures with strong promotional language.
A Iow-claim advertises THE HOLD internal tablet to treat piles by freeing blood circulation in the lower bowel. It asserts quick relief from internal causes, avoiding cutting or operations, and promotes Dr. Luonhardt’s remedy as safe and effective through N F Amos & C and druggists.
The article notes that in grebbing thet felons officers and men of the army may raise their hats under orders issued by Secretary Baker. A 1913 regulation requiring the greeting be by salute only was recalled.
Fragmented classified line ads list items for sale such as paper laying painting graining and second hand bicycles and refrigerators. Names G W Patterson and Clarkson appear with Bell phone numbers. A vague "intelligent man who believes in a remarkable invention" seeks a profitable connection at the Phoenix Hotel.
A garbled health note urges rapid weight loss claims and promises quick health gains. The text includes odd spellings and nonsensical phrases, referencing dieting, personal wishes, and an attributed author named THOMAS DOWNEY.
Bicycles and secession debates stir local politics as W W Main leads a meeting or protest. The item notes community focus on transport and regional tensions, with Main identified as a key figure in the discussion.
Wanted a strong man to look after fruit trees rows and shrubbery at Castor Hill area. Good opportunity. Write or wire Employment Department Knight and Bostwick Nurserymen Newark New York State.
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