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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1917
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions New York and national business terms. Mentions addresses and names in a garbled format. Unclear events, no coherent actions, but suggests a public or listing item from a newspaper page.
Readable ad copy lists assorted groceries and ready meals with low prices, plus a special millinery offer. Mentions potatoes, macaroni, noodles, soup tags, and a trimmed hat lot valued to 5.00, offered for 1.79. Also requests to return a signet ring left at the Journal office.
Mr. Allan of 248 Arch Street Meadville Pa urges use of Goldine to ease years of kidney bladder and heart trouble. He reports relief after two bottles and invites others to try at local stores including Golding Drug in Meadville and other outlets. Combination packs and varying prices advertised along with multiple uses for kidneys liver and digestion.
Desirable farm for sale with stock and tools, contacting Corry and B. M. Mutiny R. D. 6. Lost purse containing book check and small change. return to home at 608 Congress Street. Also notes on Grafonola, Rex Theater vaudeville acts, and selling old silver and gold.
A historic penny dreadful style advertisement touts Gingerole as a universal remedy. It claims to cure pleurisy bronchitis and neuritis, stop coughs and headaches, relieve rheumatic pains, and ease swelling and bruises in minutes. It markets itself as safe and affordable at 25 cents through first class druggists.
A brief automotive notice shows Ford Garage and Union Union offering a new sedan model. The ad promotes contact at the Bell or Ford Garage for details and pricing.
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