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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1913
Page
4
Readable text lists grocery bargains including Fresti Dairy Wuttar bars Acme or Lenox soap Fancy Carolina Rico Armoniac and Argo items. Mentions prunes and large peas with prices and packaging hints. overall appears as a local grocery circular fragment lacking clear sale details.
Advertisement for To Day's Magazine Canton Ohio promotes the largest magazine, edited quality and price at 0c per year and five cents per copy at news centers. Offers free sample copy and premium catalog to ladies. Address To Day's Magazine Canton Ohio. adv.18tt
An advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as a perfect stomach doctor, claiming it rapidly relieves indigestion, gas, heartburn, and sour stomach with no drastic measures. It praises worldwide fame and urges readers to keep Journal Coupons for savings.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a topic or phrase about expensive housing areas. The legible parts hint at a discussion of rents, cost of living, and geographic districts but lack clear events, dates, or named entities.
A large blaze at a Sherman residence last evening sparked panic as guests fled while firefighters contained the blaze. A chimney in a neighboring Murray Berry residence burned out and posted smoke, causing alarms though no assistance was required.
Advert. claims San Cura Ointment cures fever sores burns bruises frostbite and more with rapid relief and no scarring. It guarantees results for various ailments and offers a 25 cent ointment and 25 cent antiseptic soap from Thompson Medical Co. in Titusville Pasady.
Brief humorous note notes a remark on a person’s sense of humor. The quip suggests a delayed or doubled perception, attributed to Linpincott. It reads as a playful aside in an old column.
Steril Park recounts a 20 hour transfer of 27 patients from Fayview State Hospital to Sunbury accompanied by sheriffs and attendants. The group rode trains via Williamsport and Carbondale, with incidents of restlessness and one attempted attack on an attendant. The plan includes a new hospital at Fairview with 2700 acres and five future buildings.
In Titusville a family narrowly escaped death after a child and Mrs. Thompkins fell ill and were rushed to hospital. The man prepared to seek a doctor and returned to find his wife unconscious. Both were treated and later returned to their room. Officials found no ground for a pork sausage link to the incident despite others eating from the same lot.
A Corry resident attests the Dean’s Kidney Pills cured irregular kidneys after using a supply from Ames & Co.’s Drug Store and Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY advertises the product with the claim and price of 60 cents. The notice promotes the pills as the sole agents’ product and urges readers to remember the name.
Wanted at once 0 girly at the NuBoché Corset Company. Good wagon Dald admitted to the factory floor for questioning.
A brief note suggests gratitude for good eye sight and offers help for eye troubles. It mentions bringing a repair tool to ties or fitting with glasses at a reasonable cost.
The document shows Henry Keppel as President and Smith as Cashier with O Hi Auscows as Assistant Cashier. It notes the bank transacts a general banking business including interest on time deposits and drafts on foreign countries.
Special sale items listed including Navel Oranges 2d Karo Byrun cans for Kyiro Lymp and various canned goods. Prices appear fragmented with multiple product mentions such as tea, starch, beans, macaroni, spaghetti, vermicelli, noodles, crackers, and sardine style items. Some entries are garbled or partially unreadable.
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