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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1918
Page
6
A listing notes prices for grey blankets for the next season. The range includes $2.50 per pair and $3.00 per pair with variations noted as $3.00 in different lines. The text is fragmentary and focuses on price points.
An old clipping offers multiple sale notices including a good established business and balling assets at R.A. Inch Olmer's 136 East Main Street, Curry. It calls for skilled typewriter operators and clerks with high school education, plus other items like furniture and hardware for sale from various sellers.
Fragmentary text appears as a dense OCR dump with scattered names such as Paton, Jackson, Lanai, Avett, and Corley. It mentions social guests, weddings, notices, and a list of attendees in a Columbus area scene with many garbled phrases and incomplete lines.
Lake Pleasant newsletter notes a gathering at Mrs Addie Ashtons home on Wednesday February 13. The item seeks good attendance and mentions Lake Menent and Mal are involved in planning.
Weaker community notes describe residents in Baker Hill and nearby areas. Mentions include events at Coney Gallenmiy, Sunday gatherings, and health updates for Morene Moore, with several names and places tied to weekly social visits and routine news.
An old column fragment touts Peechams Pills as a rapid remedy for sick headaches biliousness and indigestion. The garbled text also mentions hospital stays and several individuals, with notes about illness and medical care amid a chaotic mix of names and places.
A touted health claim promotes drinking hot water with phosphate before breakfast to clear impurities and improve digestion. Advert reads as a harmless daily routine, asserting benefits for breath, tongue coating, complexion, stomach, kidneys, and overall appearance, suggesting a quarter pound of Haw whole phosphate at a drug store.
A letter signed A ROSEN describes a long illness, near death, gradual recovery, and improvement over years. The writer recalls suffering, eventual release from opiates, and better health by spring, with hope for continued well being.
The report notes the wreck victim remains in serious condition. Details are garbled with multiple misspellings, but references to hospital, railroad surgeons, and possible injuries suggest severe head or body trauma. The piece mentions Petroleum Gentyrrte and a transport incident with ongoing medical attention.
Fragmentary OCR line mentions names and times but specifics are unreadable. No coherent event, date, or location can be determined from the readable content. Further context or clarification is needed to produce a proper summary.
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