20 Feb 1917
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1917
Page
1
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a death and hospital involvement, with references to a county, an attorney, and named individuals. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or dates, making it difficult to extract a coherent news item or confirm exact identities or outcomes.
The body of Andrew Carlton, a 67 or 68 year old resident of Hobe, was found near Watts Plaza about 7:30 yesterday evening. Coroner and Justice of the Peace investigated. descriptions note prior residence, survivors including four sons and a daughter, with funeral plans pending Chicago contacts. A mix of unrelated ad text and stray mentions appear in the damaged report.
Article extols cleansing the alimentary canal with limestone phosphate and water before meals. It claims indigestible matter feeds bacteria, toxins enter blood, and regular internal purification improves health. It advocates daily use of raw water and phosphate to purify bowels and liver.
Jov B Fieble aged about 70 a well known farmer of Crawford county died in his home in Spring Township from injuries received when knocked down by a sheep. He fell and injured his bones and developed exposure illness over several days. His condition remained poor despite medical care.
Henry F. Curry of Cambridge reports lasting relief after trying Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy for long standing stomach and intestinal troubles. He had spent thousands on doctors and medicines with only temporary relief before benefiting from the product. He credits improved appetite and weight gain to the remedy and endorses it with strong satisfaction.
In a tattered excerpt a voice proposes using electricity to heat a creaky second floor living space. References to a family in a rural setting describe cold winters and holes in the floor used to vent warmth. The suggestion links to a practical, improvised heating method amid frugal living conditions.
Auctioneer George E Gathe calls a sale on February 12 at ten o clock. Items include six dairy cattle, a farm horse, a one year old mare, hay, oats, chickens, tools, and household goods. Proceeds go to settle debts. sale lists various farm implements and property.
Fragmented OCR text shows jumbled names and phrases amid a discussion of love and war. Mentions Warren, Peale, and various unclear references hint at a dated, possibly political or literary context without clear events or outcomes.
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