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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1920
Page
2
Supervisor Buell of the Pennsylvania Department of Health conducts a survey of alcohol sales in Erie firms and manufacturing setups. The report notes a proposed prohibition on certain suppliers and warnings to hardware store owners.
An advertisement touts Mi O Na tablets for quick stomach relief within five minutes. It guarantees safe, fast action or money back, urging people to trust the product for upset stomachs and indigestion. The copy mentions widespread availability and suggests try at home, with a mix of misspelled phrases and brand references.
Fragmentary text cites a figure named Manthe discussing health regulation and a "fountainhead" concept as central to addressing illness. The piece references Hermit Whe and a misread or garbled phrase about regulation of the most important organ and prevention tactics. The excerpt ends with a sale notice from Gore Co. and Babbitt a Son.
Advertisement notes a wide stock of monuments and markers for memorial use. Encourages visiting to see the variety and find a suitable memorial for selection.
An employee at a gas works suffered a fatal injury after an incident on a yesterday shift. Authorities identified the deceased as Erik Waller and Jon Griffith, with reports noting the accident occurred at the plant in Waller County. Further details on the cause and investigation were not immediately available.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a disruptive event involving a people or group and a company linked to a power or machinery matter. Names and places are unclear, with broken phrases about a switch engine and a shell fragment. The text hints at a tracing effort and a hacked nod but lacks readable specifics.
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