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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1920
Page
6
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Erie reports rising diphtheria in children. health officials urge caution and vaccination. Officials note multiple cases and request medical alert for parents as city battles outbreak.
A Tionesta lad died from injuries sustained while casting at a road construction site on a city highway. Witnesses described a car collision that occurred Friday, with the victim transported to a local hospital where he later died. Police investigations continue into the circumstances surrounding the accident.
A damaged public health notice promotes Tonlae claiming relief for catarrh, coughing, and related ailments with claims of blood improvement and appetite enhancement. The ad cites testimonials and distributor Path Witt & Son and a Corry restaurant listing.
Fragmented ledger notes show balances, loans and reserves with references to Federal Reserve, National Bank affiliations, and earned versus unearned interest. Names like Andrews appear as cashier signatures. The text reads like a bank report amid a larger financial statement with figures for liabilities and total funds.
An unusual advertisement claims a single application can greatly aid weak or damaged eyes. It promotes Lavoptik unrelated to medical evidence, promising free samples and special discounts, citing benefits for vision and eye conditions. It targets Corry residents with dramatic life-changing claims.
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