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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1920
Page
2
Auditors appointed by the Court report on Corry Public School finances for the year ending July 1 1920. The statement lists General Fund receipts and disbursements including state and tuition funds, tax collections, bond interest, and maintenance expenses with balances and sinking fund activity.
Community items list church rehearsals and Sunday school plans at Hirst Motory and Grove Methodist churches. Advertisements claim 20 percent to 200 percent off diamonds at Wrights, Parker fountain pens at Lindsley's, and a new button making machine at Tutt & Son. Also mentions births, a page of local shop events, and a wife and husband named Roxoquist with a new baby John and Jane.
A distressed user writes of suffering indigestion and bloating then credits a product named Myre Watutessil Remedy with curing many issues without surgery. The ad asserts harmless composition removes mucus and alleviates stomach liver and intestinal ailments with a money back guarantee through O. D. Babbitt & Son and other druggists.
OCR unreadable passage lists vendors and produce items with scattered prices and notes about a market day. References to Harrisbury and Migami meeting host and items such as bananas oranges berries and dairy appear amid garbled words and stray names.
Corry Findley, a bus operator, faced a notice listing numbers 40 15 10. The fragment lacks context about action, dates, or parties involved.
Reports from physicians and pharmacists test Nerv Worth under professional standards. They say it relieves nervous symptoms, digestive trouble, and stomach discomfort, with endorsements from Dr. N. B. Ferguson and others citing practical relief and merit.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a discussion of nerve force or influence within a biomedical or psychological context. The readable phrases mention NereWorth and Autiiliinted organ, suggesting a historical or speculative piece on nerve power and its effects.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Rev H Malone endorsement and a patient in a very nervous, sleepless state with loss of appetite. The text references stomach issues, nerve work, bottles of medicine, and a recovery statement after consuming a drink or remedy.
The notice discusses rheumatism caused by uric acid buildup and toxins. It claims a tonic medicine neutralizes acids and clarifies how excess acids affect joints and kidneys. It emphasizes cleansing the system to relieve rheumatic pains.
An advertisement claims Norv Worth tablet provides relief for poor health conditions including digestion and sleep problems. The copy touts strong customer improvements after using the product for several years and urges readers to buy the remedy as a reliable staple.
An old fragment advertises remedies for nervous complaints and loss of appetite. It mentions Norworth Co and a list of locations like Mendville and Huntington, with praises for tonics and stomach aids. The snippet reads as a dense, garbled catalog of products and claims.
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