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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1919
Page
5
A chaotic mix of local items reports a past meeting of the Hoard of Directors, real estate ads, missing person note, social events at the State Armory, and various job and lodging notices. Also mentions a water supply issue, funeral details, and upcoming dances and auctions across multiple local venues.
A garbled note describes a dramatic medical claim about eye pains and a remedy. It mentions LaVoptil and Lagoptile AU Hilp Any Cable Wonk, and credits a Downey druggist as offering an aluminum eye cup for free. The text is unclear and contains many broken phrases.
A compact report notes a longstanding cough ailment and urges practical remedies. It covers potential causes, remedy ideas, and cautions against neglecting persistent symptoms. Public health guidance emphasizes timely medical advice and lifestyle adjustments.
A rough OCR of a local grocery sale page shows widespread discount pricing on meats produce and pantry staples. It lists items such as Fancy California evaporated milk 14¢, sugar cured ham 27¢, and assorted staples with prices, all framed as a weekly sale drive against price inflation. Local grocers and customers crowd the aisles as deals are promoted.
The ropiday meeting of the Ministerial Association convened yesterday morning at the Probyteplan church with Rev. M8. Astrow presiding. Ambulatory attendance was good though one member was absent. A talk by Dr MB. Walins on Pho Chiteh's Obligation under changed life conditions drew strong interest. The association voiced approval of reconstruction work at the City hospital presented by Mr. Loder and set plans for the March 3 meeting.
A damaged OCR passage notes widespread wage declines among wood workers and lumber industry layoffs. It describes falling wage rates, reduced orders, and factory difficulties across sectors, with references to price drops and reduced production, reflecting a broad downturn in the wood and lumber trades.
A garbled ad claims a French remedy by Mayr, praised as a universal cure for stomach and intestinal disorders. It asserts vast benefits, mentions Chicago chemist Geo. Mayr, and urges sales nationwide through Rawbitt & Son and druggists. Ends with a prompt to advertise property rentals before April 1.
Funeral arrangements are announced for Guy Daniels. The service will be conducted at his East Main home with Roy Wilkins presiding. Daniels is survived by his parents, two sisters, and several relatives. Additional friends and relatives are requested to attend as a final tribute.
A local business expresses sincere gratitude to customers for support at the City Market. The proprietor commits to maintaining quality goods at moderate prices and promises to honor quotes and keep service high. Mr Philip J.P. Custor will continue duties while the new grocer remains dedicated to pleasing patrons.
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