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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1918
Page
3
G Emerson D C chiropractor announces health restored and hours listed for patient visits. Office located at 4 1 2 Hust Matin street with times 2 PM to 6 PM and 7 PM to 8 40 PM. No surgery or medicine involved.
P Moricca the Repair Man operates from 117 1-2 N Center West Aldo Bell, offering shoe repairs with guaranteed action and refunds to earn customer confidence and bring in business.
The advertisement claims Forkola jelly eases cold symptoms and catarrh within minutes. It touts physician and hospital use, promising relief from congestion, coughing, and nasal discharge with a money back guarantee.
A garbled note warns that care is needed in establishing a new phin and that mistakes arise if delays persist. The text suggests new trade will follow and implies rinks and efforts may vanish if care is not taken.
The funeral of Private Platt son of Rev and Mrs Platt will be held this afternoon at 1:30 from the parents home, with interment at Lakeside Cemetery. He died at Camp Hancock and is survived by his parents two sisters and two brothers.
Fragmentary OCR text references a Napoleon quote about soldiers and fronts, but the readable portion is incoherent with unclear context. No verifiable names, dates, or events emerge to anchor a clear news item or report.
Local items report various residents with illnesses travels and family events. Mentions include Mrs Hurley Ladie and a new baby boy, social visits, Mrs Pleetie Motray returning from California, and Emma Breed acting as aide to Mr Ladil. Also noted are Margurly Falkner’s appendicitis and general farming and community activities.
A benefit gathering at the home of Mtr ym Mies Ho OM in Batwhert on February 22 aimed at helping the Beaverdam Red Cross. Attendees contributed to a socially distanced event with planned activities and refreshments.
A local report recounts the rescue of Mrs. C Deming in Youngaville from a life threatening illness. Aimed medical care restored health after a prolonged struggle and religious support accompanied recovery.
A garbled OCR snippet hints at an advertising display issue in Ibworth with a cast or list unreadable and tossed aside. No clear names or dates are recoverable from the readable text.
A vintage remedy urges small Hamburg Breast Tea or Hamburger Brest Tea from a pharmacy. Boil water, steep a tablespoonful, strain, and sip as needed. Claims tea opens pores, relieves congestion, and loosens mucus to beat a cold.
A vintage advert claims a 25 cent bottle of old “Sh! Macol” or similar oil soothes backache lumbago and rheumatism when rubbed into the skin. It promises rapid relief lasting after one use with no skin burning and claims to stop lumbago sciatica and lame back misery quickly.
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