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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1918
Page
3
In a letter to Harriabang Tinyo and vestry, Gov Brumbaugh urged expanding nut tree planting in state reservations. He warned many birds and wildlife depend on nut bearing trees and called on citizens to avoid destroying hopeful nut trees.
G Emerson D C chiropractor advertises no surgery and health in storage. Office hours 2 PM to 5 PM and 7 PM to 8 30 PM at 1 Main Street.
The carnival train from Nine Kirk New York arrives in the city after a successful voyage. Large trucks unload gear on Washington Street for the Washington Avenue street basal and a grand push for dramatic performances. The highlight is the sensational riding act The Whip promising great amusement as two shows proceed nightly in the exposition. War Savings Stamps promotion ends with a call to buy.
Social notes describe a carnival and entertainment activities with attendees and events at multiple venues. The entries mention Sydney Stuart Mee The TL Bisse and other locals, with plans for Wed evening events and auxiliary activities. The write up notes community gatherings, music, and social schedules in a lively era voice.
An update notes a cream opera event at the George venue on Wednesday evening, with details about tickets and attendance. The notice mentions a tribute to local arts patron Tir by the event organizers and highlights the program's focus on community culture.
A dubious old text touts hot water and limestone phosphate as a cure for headache, nervous distress, and digestive issues. It claims hot baths purify the body, relieve toxins, and restore vigor, urging readers to consult a pharmacist for a powder and promising rapid relief, though the language is unfocused and medically dubious.
Local arts page notes Wiehett appearing tonight in the Ryu themed program titled ers of the Ryu. Attendance and venue details are not provided in the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR shows a partial label at First Ave and nearby. The readable bits mention a street context but lack clear action, date, or entity details to identify an event or notice.
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