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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1919
Page
6
Our store has completed a thorough house cleaning of last season's stock to make room for new Spring goods. The effort yielded gratifying results and shoppers benefited from low prices during the sale. New Spring styles are on display at modest prices. visit to see the arrivals.
A brief shopping update advertises new ribbons hosiery underwear leather bags wash suits silk skirts cretones drapery silk gloves. The list reads like a department store display of fresh fashion goods for the season.
A notice from F G Emerson BD informs patients of adjusted office hours for health concerns and treatment visits. The office will be open from 2 PM to 6 PM and again from 7 PM to 9 PM on certain days, with the schedule likely due to changes in staff or services.
A dubious ad promotes “Salts” to cleanse and stimulate kidneys. It claims drinking water and four ounces of salts daily will flush minerals, detoxify the bladder, and keep kidneys active, touting grape and lemon juice origins and broad health benefits. It presents no medical evidence and reads like a sensational wellness pitch.
A historical note discusses improving hospital communication by installing a public telephone booth and wiring under federal supervision. It outlines former inefficient lines and a two-branch extension system aimed at reducing noise and misdirected calls. The piece praises coordination between Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania and hospital officials to implement accessible, toll-free service.
Notice announces a charter application by Win Flirt of Corry for a worship and Bible district corporation. The hearing is set by the Court of Common Pleas of Erie County on the specified date in 1919, with several named parties and legal authorities referenced. The document outlines the proposed corporate name and purpose, and lists officers and trustees involved in the petition.
Fragmentary text describes hardships of a trainman with unclear names and places. It mentions relief efforts, personal struggle, and a general sense of improved conditions, but readable facts are minimal. The passage seems to reference individuals and a company, C. Babbitt & Son, without full context or event details.
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