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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1921
Page
4
Capt Baker spoke at the City High School sharing Civil War memories including the campaign to Appomattox and the fall of the Confederacy. The talk aimed to make the era real for students and deepen appreciation for Union efforts and sacrifice.
The text warns that a lack of red blood cells causes weakness and poisoning as wastes accumulate. It describes symptoms like pale skin and reduced strength, noting danger when the blood cannot process toxins. It mentions Gude's Pepto-Antigan as a temporary aid and hints at broader systemic effects on vitality.
A detailed report of yesterday's Historical Circle gathering notes topics discussed by members including “Proper and toe Children” and “Work.” It records several speakers such as Mrs Keim Mrs Mount Mr Houghton and Mrs Foster with titles and subjects. The meeting featured a reception with a bouquet for the 18 members present and a list of attendees. The article also mentions a concert by the Alisghiely Gh Clyde troupe from Meadville and new hats advertised at Arnold's.
Fragmentary notice advertises a Stove factory sale at Maple Avenue near the railroad tower. It touts Corry made stoves and Lovejoy base hearers with Guignon burners, claiming 1-31 to 1-2 off and a Jamestown Gas Stove Corp listing around Christmas.
A fragmented stray ad page lists groceries and clothing with prices and names such as Winger S Williams, Columbia Shoppe, and Stennett. Includes mentions of stockings, holiday items, and various prices, but the text is garbled and only hints at a small local shop display.
The Hon Eugene appears in court for first time since appointment. Proceedings referenced a prior controversy and notes from yesterday’s session describe the court in detail and subsequent remarks by officials.
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