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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1919
Page
4
A historical listing describes fabric items including real linen pillow case lace in three widths priced at 12e per yard, val lace French and filet at 2e per yard, and embroidery edge ranging from 2 to 5 inches wide priced at 8e per yard.
A readable notice from the Board of Commerce outlines an upcoming meeting this evening with directors and city residents. Attendees will discuss plans for a Community Building, aiming to secure support for new construction and urban development, with emphasis on local attendance and input.
A wartime letter from Cooley brothers details their service in the U S Army. Sam Wendell and Wentworth are listed as volunteers with two wounded. private Wart remains overseas with the Army of occupation. The writer notes cousins and friends among town residents and recalls experiences in Brana.
A jumble of social notes describes meetings of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union near Mt H and events at various halls. References include a Friday afternoon session at Taleloch with Maud Nisam and Miss Mauda Nisam, choir and musical programs, and a later gathering with Mrs Dowsthy Ly Dnele ry Wonk Pleasant. The night program featured a large attendance, a dance by CB A and speakers, with plans for tomorrow afternoon activities and a Holy Name event recap.
An illustrated talk at the M E Church on Friday evening will feature slides from Alexandria and Thebes. The speaker will cover the Nile Valley, famed pyramids, tombs, and monuments, with a focus on ancient sites near Thebes. Proceeds aid the Centenary Orphan Fund with a child-education emphasis.
The readable fragments show garbled references to Kultur William Woe and Glailyn Hewek with stray terms like Bow comedy and The Kon of a Huy. No clear event, place, or dates emerge, leaving a noisy, indecipherable note.
An old newspaper note describes influenza symptoms affecting kidney function and warns of lingering health issues. It promotes Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a herbal remedy claimed to strengthen kidneys after an illness, advertising a discount and trial offer through a mail solicitation.
A fragmentary notice previews a Friday basketball game at Prestytorian Gym featuring veterans Gvignon Downey and Wobrith with Ty in a Tavern lineup. The quinte teterent hopes to hold their own before a large crowd, amid uncertain details and spelling errors.
For sale items include poultry holes priced at 10 pounds and a brooder lamp. A found money bag on Mist Ave requests contact at 48% Sevont Ave after return. A dairy farm job ad seeks a willing English speaker with no fear of hard work. A small farm house with water and livestock is available for rent with inquiry to the listed address. A lost item described as a glashed wheel with attached instrument pleads reward.
Dr Edwards presents Olive Tablets as a non calomel laxative for chronic constipation and torpid liver. The tablets are sugar coated olive colored, claim no griping, and aim to restore normal bowels and liver function. Priced 20s and 1d per box with availability from all druggists.
A dense OCR of late market activity references numerous firms and possible commodities, with scattered figures and percentages. Names like Wil Homrork, Northern Pagliiy, and Virginla Chowitale appear amid fragmented lines and unclear terms, suggesting a scrambled record of stock and trade figures rather than a cohesive modern closing summary.
Auction style listing describing multiple typewriters including Royal and Minton Peter models. Mentions new condition options and various prices though wording is garbled. Readable items include 16 inch page width and locations on West South avenues.
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