Fragmentary Local Item Mentions Names and Places
Readable fragments reference people such as Usai, Mae, and Feriwhitt plus a named place. context unclear but indicates a brief local notice or social item with multiple individuals.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1921
Page
7
Readable fragments reference people such as Usai, Mae, and Feriwhitt plus a named place. context unclear but indicates a brief local notice or social item with multiple individuals.
A garbled health advertisement extols tonics and blood purification for busy workers and housewives. The text promotes products like Pepto Mangan and promises renewed energy and strength, interspersed with nonsensical lines and lingering misspellings.
Readable portions describe scattered phrases about people and places but lack coherent events or facts. No identifiable names, dates, organizations, or outcomes emerge to form a valid news item.
In display windows at dependable retail stores a full pound of D. B. COFFEE is shown open for beans. Between January 13 and January 22 customers who buy a pound must guess the number of beans. The best guess wins a free pound. ties share the prize. Corry grocers endorse the product.
Fragments describe a chaotic scene with a fire at a residence and neighbors reacting. The text mentions a fire brigade, a potential fault or delay, and various neighbors or witnesses discussing safety and response. It hints at community concern and possible hazards around a local incident.
An advertisement touts Zemo as a quick remedy for eczema and skin troubles. It claims fast clearing of itching, pimples, and rashes with a non greasy formula that does not stain. Extra rare bottle offered for $1.00 with druggist furnishing.
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