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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1918
Page
8
Fragmented classified text shows multiple sale notices and requests. Items include a child’s iron bell, a mail order style sale of tools and equipment, a wagon, a baker's equipment, and household help requests. Names and addresses are scattered across city streets and businesses with varying completeness.
A rental notice offers a 20 by 40 foot room in a basement with automatic gas heat and water system. Located near Taqulus West's Grocery, the ad notes rent rates and a seek for a responsible man. The listing mentions ventilation and monthly terms, inviting interested renters to inquire locally.
Notice to all persons indebted to the estate to settle promptly and to any claimants or avenues against the estate to present them to the undersigned for settlement. Executor: Hom McConnbill, Warren, Pa.
A fragmented message references H. C. L. Wi and a money issue, noting plans possibly involving Mericom and a hit royale world. It mentions first class work, ties to Oller place, and rubber herbs from Pry O Sullivan. The writing is garbled with local names and unclear actions.
Fragmentary wartime note describes the Sixteenth Regiment in action on July 4 with references to Thomas He Moore and a nurse named Ragland. It mentions units and a wounded count, hinting at a military mobilization and organization within Company By One ofuns Hired amit Mwelith Teghhent formerly he Bixtednah Reghoent Nod.
A garbled ad fragment references a medical mix of tonics and toners marketed for appetite and strength. It mentions Vinul and Vinul-1, iron, phosphates, and peptones, plus a physician or drugstore contact in Sumner and Wright. The text is incomplete and unclear.
A garbled OCR segment lists various grocery items and prices including Bermuda pulons and sausage, boiled herring, noodles, lemons, and other provisions. The fragment lacks clear structure, dates, or place names, but preserves scattered product names and unit prices in a late period catalog style. The readable items hint at a general market display rather than a cohesive notice.
James Hastings Snowden of New York reports nurses tending wounded Belgian soldiers at a hospital near Le Panterie four miles from the front. Bombardments occur daily as the hospital remains under fire and continues to treat injured troops.
The Columbus Kuiledine Company was dissolved on the 28th day of June 1928, per the secretary’s note. The notice records Nordby kiven as part of the dissolution entry and identifies the company status ending.
Andrew McKelvey, chiropractor at Park Place Corry Pa, expands practice to offer spine specialty. Bell Phone 356-1 remains listed for appointments.
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