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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1919
Page
3
Acting Viling Minister Watt announced the training program for the Multioarne and the pridlive of caning would be abolished under a new AU Agro agreement. The move aligns with reforms in naval administration and legal provisions governing discipline.
Fragmented local text notes the opening of Corry Schools at 9 o clock on Tuesday September 2 with scattered figures for dues and monthly tuition. It mentions district board requirements and advance payment, but details are unclear.
The provided text fragment lists D. S. Rowe as secretary with an unclear designation and a partial code 4830 Unibe 00. No full event, action, or authoritative context is present to form a complete notice or dates.
Mina Disy Aller ends one service and another speaker is expected at an event. Local visits include Mrs Abbott in Avleyne and many gatherings with relatives from Corry, Jamestown, and Erie areas. Reading, music recitals, reunions, and a county fair week filled with visitors and family milestones mark a busy period.
A compiler of Spartansburg notes records numerous visits and returns. Families including the Hurston, Tanker, Bovinn, Hyde, White, Martin, and Thompson clans travel, host relatives, and attend events across Spartansburg, Crawford, Salamanca, Alfred, and nearby towns. Local repairs, church services, and social calls populate the week.
An adpromotes San Cora Ointment claiming quick healing for many skin ailments and chapped hands. The product is priced at 30 cents per jar with a money back promise from Thomas Downey. It targets babies and tender skin and lists several conditions it purportedly treats.
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