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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1912
Page
6
An advertisement touts MI-O-NA Stomach Tablets offering fast relief for indigestion and promises lasting stomach strength with two weeks of regular use. It claims the remedy cures dyspepsia gastritis and related issues, selling a large bottle for 50 cents with money back guarantee.
Ressler's First Avenue Market proclaims finest cuts of choice beef and fresh fish daily. It claims not to use cows or bulls and promises visible quality differences from native or cheaper western beef grades.
Numerous individuals including Jamies Hassett, W. L. Durham, Will Page, M. M. Blatchley, John Carlin, Arthur Lyons, G. D. Heath, James Tarr, Miss Maude Swann, H. B. Welsh, Leonard Pasquadilechio, E. S. Wilson, Robert Patterson, Miss Katherine Fox, Mrs. Potyneh, Miss Emma Linscott, Cleve Farnham, Charles Powell, T. G. Clifford, Mrs. Kate Kettenting, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Neckers, Mrs. Earl Miller, Mrs. Fred Melfntyre, Nathaniel Bone, Andrew Melniire, Mrs. Harry S. Randall, and others are noted as traveling or visiting in various nearby towns today.
The council convened with all members present except Mesia Brown and Subele Thy cord. Read and approved minutes. A concurrent resolution for a session was concurred. Street committee asked to reconsider pavement width. Dawson moved to reduce from 20 to 10 feet including routes to Adam road. Special committee report on fire equipment accepted and filed. Property committee to advertise for bids on horse drawn and motor drawn combination hose and chemical wagon. Adjourned. By Porter, City Clerk.
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on February 20 Stanley Vehenas was arrested after he allegedly drove three nails into his wife’s spine with a hammer during a domestic quarrel. A five year old boy raised the alarm as three men intervened and halted him. The wife was hospitalized in precarious condition. the couple had been married ten years with three children.
Readable fragments show odd characters and numbers. content unclear but hints at a numeric or code string. No identifiable people places or organizations emerge from the legible text. Further context would be needed to derive a coherent headline or summary.
Readable ad notes Beautiful Black Messaline and Chiffon Taffeta Silks 36 ins wide at 1 dollar per yard, Sik Poplins 40 in in black gray lavender reduced from 1.50 to 1.25 per yard, Silk Marquisettes 42 in in leading colors reduced, wool backing piece 36 in, Black Satin for suits coats and linings cut from 1.75. Seek additional bargains in silks and remnants.
A brief item notes various apparel and item types including Outing Flannels YD Regular 12c and 15¢ Ducklings Downs among a larger inventory, indicating a catalog or sale listing. The fragment references multiple product names without broader context or dates.
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