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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1918
Page
6
Fragmentary text discusses sick children, fever, constipation, and gentle care. Mentions home remedies, cleansing concepts, and urging caregivers to seek guidance from a physician or reliable source. The garbled OCR yields unclear names and dates, preserving only the general health advice tone.
Fragmentary notes describe community events and meetings in Spartansburg with names, dates, and places only partially readable. The text references local leaders, families, and social activities, hinting at religious or civic observances and a routine of notices in the town.
Relatives from out of town attended the funeral and planned a New Central Hotel opening in about two weeks with two new hotels expected to be ready. The piece notes a mild chickenpox epidemic at present and mentions local social events, travel gossip, and residents visiting from Curry and Ol Plyby, with several named individuals.
Social items list visitors Wavents Maldwin and Lin Meh of Rysnylite, Mrs Peneler winds up plans with Energetic Simility Bohol, Mr and Mrs Major visit Stockport relatives, and community events include church work sessions with small turnouts. An upcoming meeting of church groups or civic bodies is noted, with several local names appearing in visits and hospital absences.
Mrs. John Sevit operated at the hospital for jaw surgery and reports indicate improvement. A patient named Paige is described in the fragment as contracting a vile illness and undergoing medical treatment, with continued care anticipated.
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