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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1912
Page
5
The message by Rev. Shaw argues the parable needs two missing chapters to complete the prodigal son tale. It recalls the father's mercy and the impact of youth indulgence on the family, school, and town, urging thoughtfulness about mentors and guidance.
A fragmented OCR item offers limited readable text about a base related matter. No clear names places or dates emerge, leaving only ordinary military or civilian phrasing and an unclear action. Further readable context is needed to extract a coherent event or outcome.
Local authorities probe a vitriol attack at the Hartline home in New Castle. A widow was attacked with acid by a sole miscreant who tipped the liquid on her face during a washing incident. A junk dealer and various residents are named in the ensuing notices.
Citizens National Bank of Corry Pennsylvania releases its financial statement for November 26 1912 detailing resources liabilities and capital structure. The document lists discounts overdrafts bonds and securities as well as deposits and notes payable with figures reflecting state of affairs and compliance with national banking rules.
An old time advertisement touts Paped Diapapsin as the fastest remedy for upset stomachs and heartburn. It claims it calms stomach derangements, digestion troubles, and distress from dietary issues, asserting instant relief for diners and families.
John W. Cox of New Wilmington, special inspector for the State Department of Agriculture, visits Citysville for a series of orchard demonstrations In Crinfart and surrounding counties. He will buy W. B. Buller’s Spartansburg farm, demo Elmer S. Rows’ orchard in Sturtevant, and CoP. Post’s Centerville farm. Mrs Cox to show pruning and pest control methods to protect fruit trees.
A. L. Brodsky paper rags and various metals offered with price points: copper 14 cents per pound, topper wire 10 cents per pound, brass 11 cents per pound, zinc at a similar rate. Advertisement appears from 148 Broadway Ham Street.
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