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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1921
Page
7
Fragmented OCR presents a religious piece citing belief in Christ’s atonement and resurrection. It mentions heaven, God’s son, and a call to faith, with scattered proper names and phrases reflecting a period tone.
A garbled note discusses foot discomfort and ways to relieve pain with two preparations. It mentions initial adhesion, skin conditions, and prevention claims while citing vague remedies and warnings about timing and effectiveness.
The notice lists 1921 hunting license availability and outlines the process and fees. It mentions deadlines, required permits, and locations where licenses can be obtained, including county offices and local authorities.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Spring Creek School at Corinth Corner, Wirren County, for excavation and concrete work. Bids must be mailed in a sealed envelope clearly marked with the proposal title and address to B. D. Mykelvey, Secretary, Spring Creek School District, by August 4. Proposals opened publicly at the district office on the specified date. late bids not considered.
Aug 11 at Prankilin a freight wreck disrupted the Erie Railway line to Mendyvibe and the Wieht trains. The afternoon freight train derailed, causing track damage and halting regular service for about a day.
A Jamestown man named Wilkin IL Price died in Japan in a February accident near Karigawas. The victim, connected to Dr. William Hyderien’s institution, was reportedly found after a forge incident and confirmed deceased by a Pittsburgh newspaper obituary read by his uncle, Charles Price of Pittsburgh.
William Haage of West Park Ohio reports a severe leg sore that resisted doctors and medications for years. After using Petersons Ointment, the wound allegedly cleared. The ad touts Petersons Ointment at 60 cents and notes mail orders via Peterson Co Inc Buffalo NY.
Testimonial filled ad praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles and backache. Narratives from women in Providence Fayette and Bloomington claim relief after using the remedy, urging others to consult neighbors and publish results in support of the product. The piece extols forty years of use and mentions a private text-book on ailments.
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