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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1918
Page
6
A jumble of classified notices offers various items for sale and sale-related details. Listings mention horses harnesses plans houses farms auto parts and furniture along with contact notes and locations across towns.
A historical notice outlines standardization of paper types and colors for printing houses. It bans excess weight, sets color limits, and requires paper stock conformity to conserve wood resources, with permits for certain uses and references to a national association.
A Kane lad died after a fall at a neighborhood playground. The incident occurred in the evening when he and other children were at play near Sherman Town. The fatal blow came from a rock or wheel like object causing a skull fracture and death at Kino Sumalit hospital.
An advertisement extols Gete It as the fastest corn and callus remedy. It claims relief in seconds, drying instantly, allowing painless walking. The product, guaranteed with money back, is sold by drug stores and promoted by listed local dealers.
Baker Hill notes list Mrs Taohol of Dunkirk and Kate Kent of Panama among recent visitors to town. The piece mentions Mr and Mrs Curries, Mr Obasiow, Dedonny, Roy Dodtonn, Walter Deen, Miss Inez Dedaramorad and others attending gatherings. A mutuinty party was held at Lin Komi and weekend visits continued as residents hosted guests.
Mr and Mrs Brymvist Lowespient Susy and Mr and Mrs Dewitt Messier traveled to Renverdam Thursday for Hil Messengtor reunion. The Crosby family holds a gathering at Bert Crosby's home Thursday with Crane in attendance. Mr and Mrs Bunch Avnatenage celebrated their daughter Mabel's birthday in June with relatives from Washington, Do O.
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