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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1916
Page
5
Fragmented ad text touts Peterson's Ointment as a cure for eczema piles and skin conditions. Testimonies claim dramatic effects on various ailments and patients, offered with a money back guarantee and a large box price.
Farmers are urged to bring in your tans for a market day on Monday and Tuesday. The notice lists a high price paid and references Dow 18 RR Lyone and Co Nodverdam with figures 1a 12.
Page blends grocery deals from Murray and Taylors with hardware and furniture ads. It also notes weddings, travel to New York City, a Philadelphia style shop update, and local social news including a Pittsburgh visitor and a municipal hospital appointment.
Amuso j Lontshi and two Mette Len children are mentioned alongside the ox Star, with unclear context and numbers 100 and seven. The fragment references a narrative or performance event featuring a princess and named participants.
The Pythian Sisters held their regular lodge meeting and annual election. Officers include Past Chief Minny Row, Chief Victor Weatherbee, Excellent Brora Columbo, Excellent Fr Anne Boelerbrook, Manager Slanah Row, M of R Cynthia Stanworthy, M of P Hila Bank, Protectress Florence Chapernon, Outer Guard Agnes Macs, Trustee for 18 months Rachel Buxton, and alternates Florency Krooka and Planet Minnis Brown.
The women in charge of the Alumni midwinter ball at Brute Armory filed a report showing a net of nearly twelve dollars after expenses. Receipts include 104 ticket sales at 95 cents each and miscellaneous proceeds. the balance is deposited in the Corry National Bank to fund future events.
Dentists in Corry and surrounding towns. After years of unchanged prices the group met to set minimum fees for dental services. They revised charges for all operations to reflect material costs and time, aiming for a uniform price schedule citywide.
Shisll well known engineer of St Marys died this morning after a yearlong illness. Former Sha Mut Railroad engineer survived by wife and a sister. Funeral set for Saturday from S. Stuttinbaan residence with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
John Edward Tolpar, convicted last week of second degree murder for killing his mother, seeks a delay in sentencing as his appeal moves forward. O'Malley argues the appeal will be decided later this month, while the defense contends the verdict rests on improper inferences.
A. A. Nichols of Corry a retired carpenter endorses Doan’s Kidney Pills as effective for kidney trouble and urges readers to buy them at price 60 cents from all dealers. The note contains OCR garble but centers on Nichols’s testimonial for the remedy.
A lively night promises two shows at 7 and 9. The Tex and Theoe bring spirited performances to delight the crowd.
Railway Chair Co advertises bolts for season stock in sizes 24 28 and 38 inches with wood types including Beech Cherry White Ash and second growth hard maple. Call the office for particulars and prices.
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