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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1920
Page
6
Classified ad instruction states advertising must be prepaid with a rate of ten parling for ore wool across six insertions. Readers are told to follow the directions in the advertisement and to apply by mail or to the adstrone listed, not by phone or in person at the journal office.
A noisy collection of ads offers shotgun in good condition for 20 dollars, a new upright piano with sale price, and piano listings with delivery terms. Other listings include used phonographs, general grocery ads, and various sale notices from local shops and repair services. Names and addresses appear in fragmented form across the page.
Classified rental notes describe furnished and unfurnished rooms with baths and kitchens. Locations include Moor street areas and No 100 Paw Wit Street and West Wayne Street terms show monthly rates and living conveniences.
WANTED girls from ten to a0 to be employed inexpering end girls with some knowledge of typing. Apply at offices of The National Corset Company N Cen tor street Corry Pa. Address Journal.
Real estate list with multiple properties described in imperfect OCR. Entries include cottages, a tea room house, a bungalow, and a brick house with land and outbuildings. Prices range from 4700 to 1960, noting locations such as East Church Street West Church Street Pleasant Street and near Hig School, with mentions of water, barn, and fruit trees.
East Rochester nurse Agnes L Bellows reports using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for years to restore health when run down and nervous. She notes bladder issues on their feet and recommends the remedy to young women with painful or irregular periods and related symptoms. Free confidential advice offered by Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynd Mass.
A public health blurb urges reducing meat intake to prevent kidney trouble. It claims high uric acid from meat overloads kidneys, leading to fatigue, headaches, and urinary irritation, and promotes taking four ounces of a salt remedy daily to flush and cleanse the kidneys.
Classified note seeks bolts tied in 8 mennea or more in aramel with three eloar sides. Lists 18 inch pieces in hard maple elm Ini cord $5.00. 20 inch elm chestnut per cord $5.20. 20 inch boeslh cherry hard maple milite ah per word $5.50. Corry Chair Co.
A dialogue notes a high school professor urging students to mention P Morleen for jobs. The speaker cites earning 45.00 more and savings of 95.00 by using Morleen, praising the maker Mews as best and cheapest, and asks for the place address 1174 N Center St to obtain the work.
A government and corporate notice outlines proposed appropriations and a new incorporation under an act of assembly. The filing, dated January 6, 1920, lists L. R. Biles, C. Fy Elias, S. V. Stewart and J. No Amos as filers for the American Castings Company under KINGATN & KENCALD, with details of rights and privileges sought.
A vintage advertisement touts a fifty year old remedy named New Discovery as the standard cure for colds, coughs, and grippe. It claims reliable, long lasting relief for the whole family with a bottle in every medicine cabinet and widespread drugstore availability.
An old health ad claims regular bowels improve well being with Dr Kings New Life Pills. It touts thorough cleansing and bile flow, describing the pills as mild, comfortable, reliable, and free from violent laxative effects, priced 25 cents at druggists.
Fragmented text presents a chaotic scene with names like Rex and Miracle Man and references to a competition or event. The passage weaves in random words, partial phrases, and scattered proper nouns, creating a puzzle-like summary of a speculative showdown or performance.
Fragmented OCR voice describes a supposed new internal remedy Dr. Leonhardt’s HEM ROTD and Dr. Lennhardt claims. It mentions experiments over years, a supposed cure, and offers a product named TEMP ROID with dubious authority. No verifiable facts or credible sources are provided.
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