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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1918
Page
5
An old advertisement touts a facial ointment with promises of clear skin and reduced blemishes. It targets both men and women and urges readers to order by mail, claiming dramatic results and a youthful appearance.
An assortment of advertise pdf fragments mentions Puritan Flour at West’s, HORN To Mr and Mrs Roar, Mead $1 Mast Bond, a daughter Carlulta Naa Laugh, a Martins ad, Hird Baptist Church Cambridge Springs extwmises, and a wall 10. A special Pennslyvania Railroad division inspection tour by Supt Rhoaden and others is noted along with a Pittsburg meeting August 6 to 8 and a Suite Association of Loin ty Commissioners gathering.
Fragmented ads show various items for sale and services. Includes a horse for sale a used furniture section job seeker seeking a position and rental listings. Also oddly mentions guaranteed income opportunities and a lost wallet with money.
A jumble of short items from Western Pennsylvania papers notes a high school girls basketball game at Pres Gym with 8 PM start and 25 cent admission. It also references Union City youth Megirt and Poblock serving in France, coal diversions near Conneautville and Melntyre’s Corner, and a Union City railroad lawsuit over a fatal accident involving Lawrence and Blanche Rice in a cross street collision.
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets for liver and bowel regularity. It claims quick relief from headaches biliousness and constipation with a 19-cent box and stresses gentle cleansing of the digestive system. All druggists sell Cascarets.
A testimonial from a York Pennsylvania resident describes twenty years of stomach and bowel trouble relieved by Taulae, with improved appetite and neuralgia pain subsiding after starting the treatment. The patient reports rapid health gains and intention to continue the medicine sold locally by Babi & Son.
Tomorrow at the People's Market a special offers potatoes at 35 cents a peck. Pork sausage is 28 cents a pound, sliced liver 15 cents, and Western and native meats are reduced at Nollinger's.
A damaged OCR fragment lists various food items and goods. Entries include corn meal mixed with references to lemons, peppers, olives, pickles, and a note about a family or brand named Parker. It appears to be a late era grocery or shopping ad with miscellaneous prices and products.
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