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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1915
Page
7
Terence Hy Hug a Quartermaster Sergeant and one of the first Canadian soldiers named for invalidation is noted in a wartime report. The item records his service and reflects on medical discharge processes affecting near the front.
Fragmentary OCR report notes crowds and a reference to 182 Canadian boys and fuel rammed. Details are garbled. no clear event, names, dates, or places are recoverable.
An old remedy text touts salts as a cure for kidney and bladder irritation. It claims salts neutralize urine acids, ease burning and frequent urination, and advises dissolving four ounces in water, drinking at breakfast for two to three days. It mentions grape juice and lemon juice as benign aids and promotes a fizzy tonic.
A classified notice seeks a 63 year old female for companionship or investigative work. Inquiries directed to The Journal Alliance for details about location and duties. Urgent call for a discreet, capable person.
Wood urges Austrian system as a model amid debates on military training and funding for Galipoll. He warns against U.S. entanglement and stresses a balanced approach to security and alliance commitments amid shifting international pressures.
An early 20th century ad announces laundry services by Williams Agent. It offers ironing and washing at stated prices, promises reasonable rates and guaranteed work, and mentions delivery on a set schedule with a Bell phone contact. The fragmentary text reflects typical small business advertising of 1924.
A local ad invites readers to trade their old fountain pens for $1 and to visit the shop to see the Boston Fountain Pan. The copy promises the latest model with smooth writing, clean pockets, and quick demonstrations to prove its value.
Executor's notice announces administration granted to the undersigned on the death of Nick Spencin. Creditors and heirs are instructed to present claims and immediate payments for the estate of Martha M. Arnold. The undersigned GRO, HALL, requests proper authentication of all claims and payment of debts owed.
Advert reads farm livestock for sale including a brood cow a two year old heifer and a five month old colt. Contact J Growl or Glenn Gates for details with Bell phones 184 HaT and 2011. G Miles and F OF 8 also listed for inquiries.
Female applicant advertises two tidy women to share a room with board and washing provided for 2.7 dollars weekly. Inquiries directed to Journal offices.
Wanted notices list bolt buy prices by length and species for yards including maple and white ash with diameter and clear-side requirements. A heating stove for wood or coal is also requested with address 819 H South Street.
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