Aid offered for accident victims by Pennsylvania
In Harrisburg on August 24 the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry through its Bureau of Rehabilitation announced free services for 20 accident victims.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1920
Page
2
In Harrisburg on August 24 the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry through its Bureau of Rehabilitation announced free services for 20 accident victims.
Article notes successful relief from indigestion and gas with Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy. Mentions government report on disabled workers and job training programs across the state, highlighting industry accidents and reemployment efforts with bureaus aiding injured laborers.
R. E. Palmer Co. announces an August sale with thousands of pieces of furniture offered at greatly reduced prices. The ad emphasizes values over discounts and asserts no price increases, promising furniture for every room at prices below current prevailing rates.
A fragmented local page mentions visits and gatherings in South French Creek area including Mrs St Crowell, Miss Jolbusin’s family, Mrs Mary Puttingtt’s party with cake, and various kinship notes. The New York Stock List appears with company names and figures, indicating a mixed community column and market snippets.
The readable parts show stray letters and numbers with no clear event or names to identify. No coherent news item or entities are present to summarize into a factual headline and teaser.
A grainy ad touts San Cure Continentia antiseptic ointment claiming quick healing for running sores fevers boils and rashes. It promises money back if troubles persist and lists prices 25 cents to 48 50 for jars with names like Downey and Ames connected to The Downey firm.
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