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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1918
Page
5
Incomplete OCR text mentions shipments and financial figures relating to a 1910 event, with references to 1814 values and a possible revenue around 4,000,000. Details are unclear and fragmented, but indicate a sale or shipment plan and a solicitation to bring items to a specified location.
The page fragment lists scattered items from a local era covering holiday toys and lectures, a December 10 library entertainment by Whitney Pay, hospital and railway notes, a Christmas gift question, and a December meeting of the Bog group with Mrs Percy McCray.
Fragmented ad heavy text touts women as strong vital figures linked to phosphates and youth. It promotes patent medicines and tonics claiming beauty, nerves, and life energy, naming doctors, stores, and sample prices while urging readers to buy capsules and health products.
Mirror text promises relief from rheumatic pains through a claimed elixir named Hhoumm neta that rapidly reduces toxins and inflammation. It asserts fast action within days, affordable prices, and a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
Fragmentary notice describes a display at Knopp's Firat Avenue near Sterling. It mentions Thank Offering Envelopes for W. H. M. E. church and an event involving Mrs Wentworth sewing for patrons. Text is garbled and difficult to parse.
A reader letters section records endorsements for Doans Kidney Pills from residents including Mrs Li Williams and Sir W Wayne Stymaya. They describe relief from dull backaches and troubled kidneys and recommend the product as a household remedy. References mention Bonnidnoy Villa and the city of Buffalo New York in support of the cure claim.
An advertisement claims Beecham's Pills improve complexion by cleansing blood and purifying the body. It asserts quicker, surer results for blemishes, bright eyes, rosy cheeks, and red lips through cleansing the blood and toning digestion.
The Rex theatre and playhouse enjoyed a well attended evening attraction. Troupe performances drew steady crowds with lively acting and stage presence.
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a monetary offer with multiple sums and terms but is garbled. It references payments of various thousands, monthly installments, and named sums such as 41000 and 42000, amid jumbled phrases and improper spellings.
The Metropolitan Home Builders Association of Erie is listed with the Phoenix Hotel Corry Pa as its meeting address. Members gather to discuss housing plans and local development.
Fragmentary text appears to reference a purchase on Marion Street and a person or entity named Welk plone HAR, with no clear event date or complete context to determine a full news item.
The piece laments alcohol as a tyrant over women and society, urging collective civic action to intervene. It calls for protests in homes and streets, urging the community to confront the dangers of drink and its ruinous effects. It frames King Alcohol as the rival to virtue and progress.
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