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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1918

Page

3

Repair Offer from Local Tradesman Promises Quality Work

Fragmentary OCR shows a local craftsman touting high quality work and materials for repairs. The ad mentions a guarantee, a preference for certain workers, and a promise of first class results at a single shop likely located at 1173.8 Center Street, with a business owner initials MOTOOA.

Mariien Ory Wei O'Sullivan'y Ulsbor Center St P. Motooa

Third Class Cities League Opens Amid Turbulent Debates

A chaotic opening of the Third Class Cities League convention features tense comments, disputed ballots, and muttered accusations as delegates from multiple cities convene at a grand hall. The session adjourns amid calls for order and hints of further procedural battles.

San Cure Ointment Promises Quick Relief and Cure

A nineteenth century testimonial praises San Cure Ointment from N. P. Ames Co and Thomas Downes. A daughter with a large fever sore allegedly healed in two weeks after doctors failed. The ad claims benefits for eczema boils boils, chest rashes, piles, and skin conditions, with a money back guarantee and related Complemion Soap product.

N. J. Ames) and Co. Wd Thomas Dagney Carl C. Bante Atlante Re Uning Co Hushuri Son Chen N.P. Ames and Co Thomas Howney

Gilded horns and hand of Patio adorn Tunis home

An overdoor symbol above the new Tunis residence features a gilded pair of horns and a hand of Patio. The claim that it protects the inhabitants is disputed and the owner may prove otherwise. The home is wired for electrical conveniences, a point noted in the fragment.

Tunis

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