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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1923
Page
4
An old time advertising item urges readers to use Dr Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup to ease stomach discomfort in hot weather. It promises improved digestion, increased appetite, calmer nerves, and better sleep after a single tablespoonful, with a money back guarantee. Sold by local dealers in Corry and Onion Gates Bros.
City and vicinity promote ticket purchases via W. J Wilcox at East Main street with delivery. Reports of travel to Marion and Harding burial ceremonies, local picnics, fairs and church events fill the week. Residents plan gatherings at Leon Van Tinsel grove and Jamestown area, with motor trips, hospital updates, and a parade of community notices and sales.
A jumble of damaged line items reports welding work, vehicle for sale, a lost dog, road accident, farming notices, small ads for cream, furniture and textiles, and stray illegible phrases. Names include M F Coyle and Jenneth Perkins, with references to Franklin and Whitmore farm.
Disjointed OCR notes claim the Ku Klux Klan plans to take over Valparaiso University, allegedly paying $600,000 in development funds. Names Milton Elrod of Indianapolis and others are noted as negotiators, with garbled surrounding text offering little verifiable detail about timing or actions.
Fragmented OCR shows Corry radio items and an administrator notice in a wills matter. The text references a Corry area, radio related notes, a court or probate proceeding, and an administrator handling the estate of a named individual with letters of administration granted.
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