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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1913
Page
7
Dr Edward Shullenburger, resident physician at the Bint Hospital in North Warren, resigns after ten years. The departure, effective April, prompts replacements and indicates Dr Bholten and Dr Phin Halphlio will assume new postings. Dr Stellenberger noted for convgluations and work, while others plan to retire or relocate.
Advertisement promotes Syrup of Figs and Senna as a safe remedy for coated tongues, feverish symptoms, stomach upset, and sleep issues in children. It claims gentle, thorough cleansing without nausea or griping, promising quick relief and a happy child. The copy urges consulting a physician and notes a warning against questionable offers.
A Corry Pennsylvania resident, Garry A. Nichion of 216 W Wayne St, testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his painful kidney symptoms. He notes sediment, frequent urination, and irregular pains improved after using the product and recommends it strongly. Sold at Amen & Co Drug Store and other dealers with the brand name Doan's.
A fragment describes gunpowder evolving from a powder into a lardlike material used as a grain. It notes American formulations of powder produced in multiperforated cylinders burning in cannons at about ten inches per second and an implied high rate of combustion.
A fragmented notice references a person labeled Mrs db in Lanang near Alliance Mall and Springsteed streets, detailing a domestic concern or inquiry with limited legible context.
Legal notice from Corry Pennsylvania dated January 2, 1933 states the partnership Livermore and Chapman is dissolved by agreement. All accounts and claims due the firm are to be paid to R. W. Livermore and debts are to be paid by Kim J. B. Livermord and George W. Chapman are named as involved parties.
Fragmented classified item listing several sale notices. Mentions a new high grade piano or platen with slight mar, a Premier typewriter in new condition, both offered at Henderson's and Mondotuon's. Inquiries directed to address lines.
A local petition in Cochranton gathers boys aged twelve to twenty one to oppose alcohol, circulated by the youth group Young Amoplow. The drive claims reform advances while older persons lag, urging strict temperance action to curb liquor effects.
Public sale for farm stock to occur February 11 at 10 a.m. with 49 cows two-year-olds and tools listed. An ordinance to grade curb and pave Mil Street in Corry from Main to South Street will fund via assessments, with details on brick paving and tar sealing, bid process, and payment by property owners.
New York provision prices show wheat May at 100% with No 2 white around 30 to 40, pork around 19 to 20 dollars per hundredweight, butter near 37 cents, hogs in the 38 to 41 range, corn and oats listed with varied quotes, and live cattle around 7 to 10 dollars per hundredweight, alongside sheep, lambs, and goat prices. The report cites multiple regional quotes and standard commodity categories for the day of February 6.
The message speaks to gratitude and helping others, inviting readers to seek eye care assistance at a clinical event hosted by a local provider. It emphasizes support for those with eye troubles and offers a contact point for scheduling help.
A new office opens in Building Traction Room No 4 featuring Optomatrist and Optinian services. The facility emphasizes modern eye care and accessible appointments.
The ordinance outlines uniform per foot front assessments for property owners abutting proposed improvements. Installments are due after work begins, with a six percent interest rate and a provision that the full amount may be paid early. Street improvement bonds may be issued to finance costs, secured by the assessments, with notices by newspaper publication and mailed notices to owners.
Fragmentary classified notice listing multiple live stock items for sale or exchange. References to a black mare colt, a bay or black foal, a gray mare foal, and various buyers or sellers in Pennsylvania towns. Includes scattered names and locations with unclear details.
Classifieds advertise a runabout for algae feed and a quantity of No 1 chestnut fence posts. Buyer seeks a central location, good condition, and prompt payment. Contact options and partial names appear in the readable ad fragments.
A compact note hints at a playful phrase about Balm and Willy-Pa, referencing Fe Twelvy emotion and Lippincott s Mignaine in a fragmentary column style. The readable lines evoke a literary snippet rather than a clear news item.
Several short rental notices list furnished rooms suites and houses for rent. Locations include 611 South Center, 21 North Center, Columbus Avenue near White’s Market, Maple Avenue, 14 Franklin, 311 South Center, 604 West Church Street. Entries mention furnished rooms, hot and cold water, baths, and unspecified contact methods.
Wanted male helper to inspect inspectors and line work at Youngstown Sheet Tube Company Stop 10 Past Youngstown Ohio Apply Adele Corn Mills Corn mills cited. Text references biblical cautions about corn and medicines, noting resemblance to modern druggist powders and Moses forbidding certain exchanges.
Fragmentary real estate notice offers rooms on second floor at 604 Went Church Street and 772 Went Lena Annatrecht for sale at 850 dollars. Primary contact: C R Powell Real Estate. Also references to a brokery on B. dou grone street and inquiries to Glen Miller at 419 Weight Et nily1 Tie.
For want of for base for base or rent note: 150 acres known up the Calvin Nighs farm on 641 Creek road between Spring Creek and East Branch. Good buses and several barns. Contact Oscar Jones Gerry KD Bell phon. Advertise.
Classified note seeks a competent girl for general housework no washing 40 W Smith SE. Shortlisting by local advisory office.
Advertisement notes high class men wanted to work with trees shrubs roses vines and berries. Mentions exclusive territory and various product terms, with garbled names and phrases. Likely a recruitment or job notice with unclear details and copy errors.
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