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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1918
Page
2
The fragment lists the Congrove Proprietor ARTHUR COLE GROVE as manager and editor ALAN BON Crosby with associate editor credit. It notes Corry Pennsylvania address West South Street and that the paper is entered as second class mail matter.
A garbled OCR fragment shows a mix of advertising rates local notices and classified text. It mentions display advertising, line charges, delivery prices, and mail subscriptions, interspersed with broken phrases and odd lines that appear unrelated, including stray sentences about personal anecdotes and nonsensical imagery.
An improvised medical pitch touts kidney health as central to vitality, claiming a blend of unnamed capsules and oils can cleanse the kidneys, relieve inflammation, and restore vigor. The ad urges immediate purchase of “GOLD MEBDAIs” and imported products, with dubious health assurances and no verifiable evidence.
Fragmentary OCR text with garbled names and phrases mentions war events, dates, and places in a scattered non coherent style. It reads as a damaged historical clipping lacking clear subject or identifiable individuals and actions.
Cure claims include stopping burning and itching of eczema fast with Zemo from druggists at 35 cents, extra large bottle one dollar. Promises healing begins on application and removal of eczema, tetter, imiples, rash, blackheads, with a penetrating antiseptic liquid that won’t stain. Rose Co. of Cleveland, Ohio endorses the product.
An unclear OCR passage mentions German prisoners and local authorities after an event. Scattered phrases reference men, a drum or weight, and a company left behind. Details are jumbled with names and dates missing or garbled.
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