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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1919
Page
3
An old ad claims Mag Rhu guarantees relief for indigestion constipation dizziness heartburn and stomach misery. It markets powder or tablet forms through a store in Pittsburgh with an address and emphasizes guaranteed results despite possible misprints.
Planning for a joint hospital between county and city advances as authorities weigh authority to cooperate with the city on building and operating a modern hospital. Officials say the project could cost around 10000 to equip and begin operations, with the board of health overseeing the process.
Advertisement for raincoats directed at men from Calor A B at 54 Vast Trving Street in Delta. The notice lists the model line “M A” and includes a postal-like code 207M with sm004.
Advertisement claims Freezone removes corns and calluses without pain using a fingertip application. It promises instant relief from soreness and removal of the entire corn or hard skin, with a cheap, readily available product sold at local stores.
Report from Kane on July 4 describes two bears seen near the highway. Eyewitnesses mention a restrained manner suggesting activity around a nearby farm or settlement, with locals noting movement along the roadside and possible pursuit by persons unseen.
A court ruling denies the annexation of parts of Mill Creek Township. The decision voids prior orders and assigns legal costs to Belo, citing a fatal defect in the proceedings.
A questionable medical notice discusses banishing piles and claims of a surgeon offering a cure. It references Dr Lownhardt and a plan to help sufferers without delay, promising money back or straightforward relief.
Tom Mix and Rex appear in Westery camp show night. crowd expected for the noted performance with Crawhoy King in attendance.
Fragmented text shows General Rickards in a political context with a statement about not seeking office. It references campaign activity, nomination efforts, and the writer’s reflection on contributions. The readable portions hint at a formal political stance and possible formal statements.
An archived ad touts a product called PDQ bed bug killer. It claims quick action and a coating on packaging to ensure intended use in homes. The copy invites readers to seek the product in drugstores and references patent ideas.
A garbled report describes labor agitators in the vicinity engaging workers at various points. It mentions investigations, incidents, and speculation about the motives and identities of those involved, with references to local towns and possible confrontations during the week.
An advertisement promises rapid stomach distress relief within nine minutes. It claims money back if indigestion persists and extols a mysterious remedy that allegedly removes symptoms within minutes, urging readers to consult a “doctor.”
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