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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1915
Page
6
A dense, garbled OCR piece outlines a garment pattern with sewing terms, fabric details, perforations, pockets, pleats, and facings. It mentions a skirt front gore, perforations, pockets, tucks, drawstrings, sleeve assembly, and finishing steps, all amid inconsistent phrasing and fabric jargon.
Fragmented OCR draft describes dress making terms, patterns, perforations, sleeve and waist details, and construction notes. Mentions pattern numbers, fabric types, and edges with references to Laws and pattern reviews from Lavermone. The text is garbled but centers on garment construction instructions and pattern supplier notes.
A boy was bitten on the head by a dog later found to have hydrophobia. Wounds were cauterized by a physician and the dog’s head sent to Pittsburgh for analysis. The boy was sent to the Pittsburgh Institution at no cost for further care and observation.
An advertisement touts San Cora Ointment promising relief for eczema itching, piles, burns, and skin conditions. It asserts cleansing, healing, and a perfect complexion aided by the product from Thompson Medical Co of Titusville, Pa.
A promotional note claims superior value and price advantage over competitors. It touts mediator quality and invites purchases, suggesting strong consumer benefits and a call to action to buy now.
The Florist D F Southworth advertises flower and plant arrangements with careful attention to orders. Located on Chlumina Avenue and North Center Street near trolley line. Bell phone 260 T.
Union City plans a four acre park on North Mativer Street West side near Soltory Fh, funded by a $14,400 subscription from local business leaders. Councilman Harry Merrith chairs a committee that will recruit Park Board members and coordinate grounds preparation, beautification, and play areas with support from the Indoor Club Association and L. M. G. I. A. The project aims to include restrooms, seating, and lighting, with public donations continuing to cover future improvements.
A Corry resident testifies that after long suffering from back pain and fatigue she found relief with Donn’s Kidney Pills advertised by Fosters Milburn Co. The testimonial asserts the product provided prompt relief and parallels the prior endorsement Mrs Gordon gave, citing daily use and consistency with the relief observed.
Fragmentary OCR notice mentions a settlement prompt and personal property claims. References L Lay and LEO NOLLINGRR appear as parties, but details and actions remain unreadable.
The Chautauqua Chair Company votes to relocate its entire operation to Jamestown Indirectly expanding its capital by 30 000 dollars and enlarging the board of directors from five to seven The Whit ney Buildings on Stoote Street will house the new plant to be ready by September 1 and about fifteen current workers will relocate with families alongside an upholstery unit.
The Steadman reunion, held on the nineteenth day at Angnat, drew attendees including Dow Stendmah and xrondiave for ATV Wine and Me. Elders and kin from Corey and Tinton City gathered, with 84 year old Uncle Nae Mian Sloudman and teems of relatives, as Helen Buck, aged 12 months, was among the young. President MW, D) Steadman, and Mrs. Thomas Stoedman presided. plans for next year were discussed with Gary Brandman noted as organizer.
Police announce warrants issued for a series of bicycle thefts tied to Nowell drug store and a local residence. A suspect identified as Warren, Aux 22 Coen is in custody with additional arrests expected as investigators pursue stolen goods and tactics used in the thefts.
A Warren water accident ended with Gilson of Ully saved after plunging from a canoe in a fast stream. A bystander from the Warren Savings Bank helped, while others attempted to reach the stranded man. He drifted downstream about a block to camp before a boat recovered him.
A Union City resident reports marked health gains after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach and digestive troubles. The patient credits drastic relief from digestive distress and heart-related pressure, calling the remedy a permanent benefit and vowing to recommend it. The ad promises absolute satisfaction with a money back guarantee.
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