Fragmentary Ad Mentions Goeldad and Frog All Yan
A torn ad fragment mentions Goeldad and a frog related to an ailment. The readable bits hint at a sales or notice item but lack clear details or context to confirm product, date, or purpose.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1915
Page
7
A torn ad fragment mentions Goeldad and a frog related to an ailment. The readable bits hint at a sales or notice item but lack clear details or context to confirm product, date, or purpose.
In a late season clash at Urs Park, roller teams compete for top seed as fans anticipate a close finish. Key players from both squads showcase speed and teamwork while coaches emphasize defense and hustle.
The brief lines present a cryptic OCR fragment with unreadable words and missing context. No identifiable people places organizations or events are clearly readable to form a factual summary.
A jumble of garbled OCR text mentions sale related items with illegible dates and numbers. The readable words reference notices about sales and hours, but no cohesive facts or identities are extractable for a proper summary.
An old advertisement touts a product called Dandering to cure dandruff and dryness after washing with soap. It promises shinier, wavy hair, reduced shedding, and stronger growth, urging use of a Knowlton’s Pandorine for best results.
A chaotic subway disaster near Fifty third Street and Broadway left 172 dead or badly injured and thousands trapped by smoke and debris. Firemen and police saved hundreds, battled flames for hours, and guided victims through a tunnel as lights failed. One elderly victim, Miss Grace Grady, was killed. a Pennsylvanian Buggy company bid for rails. a separate theft of $1,800 was recovered from a home.
A historic clinical warning claims uric acid from meat can clog kidneys and impair waste elimination. It advises a four ounce daily radish water mix to neutralize acids and ease kidney irritation, describing symptoms and a home remedy with soda or aspirin alternatives.
The Corry Water Supply Company informs water consumers they must make an actual payment at the company office on or before five o clock p m on the closing day to receive the ten percent discount for the quarter just closed. Mail remittance does not qualify. observe the regulation per the Public Service Commission.
Warren Pa Jan 6 authorities report a smallpox case in Mrs A Seeley who lives with her daughter Mrs O S Taft at 428 Poplar Street. She was taken ill about two weeks ago while employed as a cook, and has since been isolated at home. The case is under medical supervision with precautions to prevent spread. no epidemic is feared.
An old newspaper ad hawks GlycoPine cough syrup claiming quick relief, warns the syrup contains morphine and other narcotics, and promises a money-back guarantee if not proven effective. The pitch targets parents and includes instructions to make it yourself and to mail empty bottles for refunds.
Local notices offer rental suites and offices on North South streets and Parle Place. Listings include a two room front office in Powell block and a modern suite near 49 Raat Viensant dtrest with reasonable rent. A farm of eight acres three miles from Corty is offered at a reduced price. Real estate opportunities and loan offers are advertised by Refowell Real Estate.
New York and Buffalo markets show mixed futures and spot pricing for wheat corn and potatoes. Prices listed include No 2 red winter wheat May futures near standard parity, butter and eggs quality grades, dressed poultry ranges, and cattle and lamb figures at East Buffalo and surrounding markets.
Leslie Raymond of Columbus, Pa announces sale of five year old steer cow Jersey heifer and three yearling colts. Items include a Pow Salw tour Gog Carl Himoan Bell Y0-ed. Sale set for February with telephone contact 4-4.
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