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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1919
Page
2
The Corry Evening Journal lists advertising rates and local notices with rates for display and classified ads. The page includes operating details, editor and staff names, mailing info, and guidance on ad insertion times and photo policies.
Fragmentary OCR text references Gorman and Mr Wildon in a study with unclear context and details. The readable phrases mention a decision or determination and a sweet something. The passage is garbled, lacks clear entities, dates, or events.
Johnsonburg reports the death of a trainman named Garrity, son of Martin Garrity, struck by freight train wheels near 1:47 p.m. The victim, a worker for the railroad, died instantly. Authorities describe the incident as a fatal accident with Gar rity’s body found near the track.
An old advertisement extols a catarrh medicine claiming powerful relief from nasal mucus and throat irritation. It lists healing properties and banked reputations, while noting the product’s persistence over five years and public use. The text also mentions various medical names and locations in a period-appropriate sales pitch.
Doctors warn influenza can weaken patients and cause urinary and kidney troubles. Kilmer Swamp-Root is promoted as a herbal remedy claimed to soothe the kidneys after a grip and is sold by Kilmer Co. through druggists with a sample offer.
A curious medical notice touts a phosphorus based therapy promising vitality and nerve strength. It urges readers to seek phosphate tonics from pharmacies and doctors while cautioning against unsafe supplements and unverified claims.
An old page mix of shop ads and items lists including The American Electric Shoe Repair mentioning first class work and delivery at 174 Center Street Washington, D.C. plus references to wool garments, reduced prices, and various tradesmen with addresses and prices. The text blends promotional copy with scattered names and locations, reflecting a busy newspaper classifieds segment.
Fragmentary notice states health restored after calls, with a daily schedule from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m and 7 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. The message mentions Kant Maluatant and Emersion in unclear terms, lacking full context or location.
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