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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1920
Page
6
A historical letter touts Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for chronic back pain and female health issues. The reader, Mrs. Pea, from Knoxville Tenn, claims relief and urges publication to persuade others to try the medicine.
Princess Oli Hassan, widow of Prince Mirahin Hassan, is mentioned in a fragmentary notice. The text references her marriage to Capt Broadwood and a noble title, but details are garbled and unclear in the OCR.
Veterans across the nation will receive victory medals in a government distribution honoring World War II service. More than 4,000,000 men who served under the American colors are eligible, with a formal presentation by officials of allied nations to those who earned the honors. The scheme, coordinated by a New York office, envisions medals issued to veterans and marked by official ceremony.
A vintage advertisement for Sanorn Ointment touts rapid relief for sores, piles, burns, and scalds. It claims water drawing effects, pain relief, and poison extraction, with testimonials of swift recovery and a price listing for the product from Thompson Medicine Co in Witsville, Pa.
Amid mayor Kitts and city officials, the council met to discuss salary increases for department staff. The meeting followed a closed session and involved B. Murphy and other personnel as the city lines up possible pay raises.
A fragmented notice notes Lynn Brazier Goy of North Datota among 48 candidates considered for the Comities convention in Chicago on July 10. The event aims to select a possible presidential nominee, with emphasis on maintaining a child heart and enduring youthful spirit.
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