Distorted ad item notes 400 at Stoons vicinity
A damaged OCR strip references a nearby location Stoons and a quantity of 400 with unspecified instruction or advertisement context. Readable bits imply a local notice or sale, but concrete details are illegible and no names, dates, or organizations are clear.
Mixed-era small-town notices and ads from the Bradford region
A sprawling OCR mosaic lists theater shows, glove sales, clothing ads, local church notices, accident reports, a fatality recount, school events, a mayoral vote note, and various peppered community items. It names Rex theater, Heart of Peggy, Mr Alfred Barlow, Lindseyley, Wingham ton presbytery, Jansontown, Bradford, Kane hospital, and Walker Tailor among others.
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Lindsleyu
Adyat
Lindsleyr
H. Henderson Planoto
Scott
Heart of Pegey
Alfred Barlow
John
Corry
Main Street
Winghamton
Presbyterian
Jaimestown Journal
Warren
Mission at St Elizabeths Ends In Closing Note
The service at St Elizabeths featured Father Brock and Father Logan delivering sermons on redemption and Mary’s role. Knights of Columbus supported the event with a solemn Mass and a strong call to prayer, communion, and ongoing missionary work, as parishioners gathered for afternoon rites and liturgical music.
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Lyo
Lagan
Chirixt
Ely
Jewett
Bothichain
Sony
Indy
St. Lizzabeth
Father Rook
Knights OF Columbus
Knut Franck
St. Elizabeth'n Wan
Father Brock
Fuher Lokan
Amobeel
Tor
tHielnit
Kim
Tha Bobo
St. Jollen
Logan
New York
Cily
HLM
Cancer Deaths Drive War Victims Toll in 1917
An annual health board report shows cancer caused more deaths in 1917 than any other disease among residents, with about 400,000 population impact in the year. The January vital statistics release notes cancer ranked highest in mortality for the period, influencing the national rate at about 359 per 100,000 and a broader U S total near 19,000 deaths in the state.
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Board of Health
Les
United States
Harden Special Party Planned at Chaud Armory
Mr and Mrs J Jarden announce a patriotic dance at Chaud Armory on March 14 to support the school and sophomores of Lin lg AchSOL. A committee will run a recruitment booth, with 46 delegates expected. An orchestra from Ware ton will provide music as the event begins at dusk and ends with 14 pledges.
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J Jarden
Patrich
Thi Ghatd
Marah Tit
Ahly
Lin Lg
Ghiter Orchitec of
Wareton
Lenten Devotions At St Bilmaneths From Week to Week
Attendance at St Bilmaneths will attend Lenten devotions each Wednesday and Friday evening during the penitential season at eight o clock. Wednesday features a sermon by Pastor Parker Brook and Friday includes the Way of the Cross with Benediction. Sunday services continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bilmaneth'a
Parker Brook
Local Elks to Visit Erie Lodge in Corry Visit
Elks from Corry will travel to Erie Lodge for an afternoon and evening program. About fifteen new members are expected to join the initiation class of twelve. Erie will host visitors and arrange entertainment, with a return trip planned for Wednesday morning.
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Erie Lodge
Corry
Lodge of Elks
Fle Tome
Tirle Jonge
Cory
Kaulon
Erie Todye
Emmanuel Vestry Organized At Emmanuel Episcopal Parish
The Emmanuel vestry organized at the parish with Rev Clarbert Sharpley as rector. New senior warden Marshall Merrick junior warden Clark Vain and other named members, along with committees on finances ushers and auxiliary roles, were elected.
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Specis
Hmmanuel Episcopal
Yentry
Richard Dawton
Guy Golding
John Kichler
Martin
Merrick
Rnol
Morrow
Four Prices in Corry Evrbest and Daisy Flour Sale
Corry grocer advertises Evrbest Blend flour at 1.35 for 1 8 and 1.25 for 1 4, Magoolia Blend 1.4 at 2.60, Kream of Wheat 1 4 at 2.50, and Kream of Wheat 18 at 1.30, Daisy Family Flour 1-4 at 2.40 and 18 at 1.25, from Evrbest Milling Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Evrbest Milling Corporation
For Sale and Wanted Classified Fragments in Pennsylvanian Ad
Fragmented ad list shows a used goods market with items including a Thoroughbred stock, farm implements, wagons, a kerosene can, and a double house rental. Several entries mention prices and contact hints, though many phrases are garbled. The clumsy OCR preserves scattered names and locations like Thuwville Pa and Taylor Livery Barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hargain
Covikoral
Damham
Bell
Taylor Livery
Don’t Suffer With Neuralgia and Related Ailments
An old advertisement touts Gingerolhm as a cure for neuralgia rheumatism lumbago chest pains headaches and sore throats. It claims miraculous relief from many bodily pains and promotes buying the product through local druggists with a six cent sample offer.
GURRUM AV and the Wealthiest In a Fractured Tale
A fragmented text describes GURRUM AV with references to a wealthy figure Kysomir Janaive on a second floor. It mentions winter warmth, floor heat, and an unclear collusion of cow protein. The passage appears as garbled OCR with multiple nonsensical phrases and lacks clear events or dates.
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Aeolian Vocalion
Mograph
James H. Wright
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Edison
Victor
Columbia
Patha
C. H. Henderson
Hines Hult
Jansontown
Hinkoman
Pennsylvania
Waele Pan
ON City Hospital
el Oretten
Norno
Tiny
Harry Dorrity
Rex Theahve
Clarion County
Kato Suniult Hospital
Hon & Pitiont
Lynn O'Neil Kane
Bradford Ira
Guster
Paton
Dsntiate
Linda
Loys
Boulatroat
He Yard
Walker Talldr
North
Jimmanuel Churen
Toniull
Ke Rectory
Walker Tailor
Miuchina
Sun —Kane Ip
Bering Beon
de. Thoman B. Kano
Lyon
Wiliam Dagon Friay
Memira Hall
Carroll
van Drasar
St, Elizabeths
Prince Alpine, “Marches
Emmanuel Vestry
Harry Hotafant
Thuwville
Kavi
Journal
Proving Property
Lily
Droge Sisto
Gingeholm