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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1923
Page
5
Fragmented OCR text shows a local sale advertisement mentioning items like a 17 AIwa ainer and M4 Gold. The legible context references a sale, price notes, and a contact at 107 Worth Street with emphasis on good reputation and Fort Bale.
A jumble of rental notices lists available units on various streets. The ads mention furnished rooms and flats for rent on wide areas including West procurement and South Center Street with inquiries directed to local landlords.
Journal notes describe Boy Scout groups in a city scene with fragmented names and unclear actions. The text references Feinbliy and Bisgor figures and mentions health and public concerns amid shifting leadership and reported disturbances.
The article outlines the second meeting of the Good Reading Contest with a long list of leaders and places for various sessions. It notes readings from the Bible and planned activities, aiming to boost subscription drives and Adventist study efforts in March.
Charles Kunkle of Carlisle declares a hay fever remedy named Tan Duc as a cure found after seventeen seasons of suffering. He reports dramatic health improvement and urges purchase, claiming the product rebuilt his strength and even transformed him into a "new man."
Readable fragments describe honey as a natural remedy for coughs and throat irritation. A seller offers jars and comb honey with unclear pricing and contact details, mentioning delivery options and a local supplier.
Miss Verna Anderson a University of Pennsylvania hospital senior purses her nursing course and plans to graduate in September. She works ten to twelve hours daily in Philadelphia slums, stressing visiting nursing in larger cities and the relief it brings to poor families with Red Cross and community nurses supporting her efforts.
A trolley operator Charles Rowland reports a robbery on a street car at 8 40 Saturday night. A cash bag containing fares and about 84 in cash was stolen from the car's operator. Bandits wore no masks and fled after the theft on the line.
A report notes Emmett, a committee member, submitted a list to shareholders about recovering clothes in stock from a store located at 721 State Street and identified as number 830. The Guardian 4 edition mentions the entry.
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