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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1919
Page
2
A fragmentary OCR of the Cony Evening Journal page shows varied notes, advertising rates, staff titles, and stray literary and political items. It includes advertising copy cues, column mentions, and garbled names, with no coherent story or event.
An early 20th century ad promotes Lavoptik eye wash claiming to brighten eyes and remove dark circles. It touts quick results from regular use, with testimonials and a druggist endorsement by Thomas Downey.
A fragmentary report describes a severe injury involving a Tidioute man. Details are unreadable due to OCR errors, but the text mentions an accident scene with possible names and actions, including a reference to a victim and bystanders. The exact event and parties remain unclear.
A garbled sale notice lists numerous item names and prices, naming Avery Toe Tower and various vendors. It mentions Hinges, tonnage-like weights, foods, medicines, and household goods with scattered prices, suggesting a broad one day sale event at a local retailer.
Dynami te wrecks damage to a Rexford residence as reports describe a perilous blast endangering occupants. Witnesses note attempts at arson and investigators probe the scene while neighbors recount sounds and shock. Authorities name possible suspects and review security footage for leads.
A dubious patent remedy advertisement touts local applications and internal tonics as a cure for catarrh. It promises relief by a blend labeled as Hhu Migredienta, claiming dramatic mucous-surface effects and general wellness. The ad cites P. J. Cheney & C. Props Toledo Ohio and urges doctors to endorse the product.
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