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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1918
Page
6
A cluttered classified section lists multiple for sale items including horses harnesses auto chassis tractors plans and building hardware. Also advertised are kitchen and household goods machinery farm tools and various wares from local dealers and individuals across Warren and surrounding areas.
Furnished rooms with bath available at 26 Wem Church near post office. Another unit at 308 Wowk Wayne Street Pell Wik offers rent with bath, garage, and garden included.
Mrs. Rebeo and family mourn the loss of a resident, with son Alyn and daughter Min receiving support as services and burial take place at Rant Uriel cemetery. Colleagues and neighbors from East Wenooh, Wattsburg, Union, Montville attend the funeral in a tight knit local event.
A historical notice promotes a nervousness remedy by Mrs Little of Whitnn Massachusetts. The ad cites personal testimonials and claims calmness, restored sleep, and relief from tension. It mentions a “Loy aut crapgmness” and references the product marketed by Babnitt & Son, urging readers to try the cure.
A persuasive scent of daily hygiene urges readers to start mornings with hot water and limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. Advertisers claim this simple mix refreshes digestion sharpens appetite and helps eliminate toxins appealing to those with constipation bilious spells and dull skin.
In a rugged Washington SEIECE round, the Turnbuckles edged Titusville 3 2. The game featured late twists as pitchers struggled and fielding miscues mounted. Corey started hot for Turnbuckles, while Poppleton, Dalton and Alderman sparked rallies with key hits and a string of runners advancing on tense plays.
An advertorial piece touts a sulfur and tea based hair dye as a way to darken gray hair and restore gloss. It claims Wyeths Sare and Sulphur Compound produces natural looking color, rapid graying concealment, and a youthful appearance with regular use, not a medical remedy.
An unclear newspaper fragment references British news and a local event, with names and places unreadable. It hints at a wartime or political item but lacks enough readable facts to specify people, dates, or outcomes.
The fragmentary text provides minimal readable items with unclear names and places. No coherent event or individuals are identifiable, making a definitive summary and dating impossible from the available content.
Fragmentary OCR text references a French region near Chayigny, artillery activity, and a German vowhter. It mentions yesterday and a night fight between forces, with muddled names and locations. Unable to determine concrete events or entities due to garbled source.
A fragmented draft describes Senate actions on a power bill, with references to a vote, debate, and possible conference steps. The text mentions leadership figures and the Capitol setting, implying ongoing legislative maneuvering and potential adjustments ahead of final passage.
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