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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1918
Page
2
Fragmented ad style copy touts various suspected catarrh cures and patent medicines. It names Wall's Catarrh Medication and Jo Fall's Family Pills, urging readers to send for remedies and detailing claims of relief from throat and nasal ailments.
The text presents a garbled mix of names and fragments. It mentions France and a figure or group called Wing Sapithist and Herputatien Pranket Friaeet. Phrases drift without clear narrative, leaving an unreadable, cipherlike passage of uncertain context and dates.
Fragmentary OCR describes a Kane boy cited for bravery involving a Marine unit action. It mentions General Vorahilly, John Gusarow, and Capuchin-related names amid garbled text. The piece preserves a wartime tone with references to enlistment years and forward actions.
A reader asks if rooms or property for rent are available and suggests advertising to attract a good tenant. The message emphasizes finding reliable occupants and mentions online or local listings as possible avenues.
Rabent Aliet faced food administration charges for hoarding sugar found at his home. Witnesses testified the practice spanned years and that the ration system was manipulated to reduce costs. The case was dismissed this morning as officials announced new measures and price controls. Public notices urged buyers to monitor prices while war savings stamps were promoted.
Tourists visit Mount Vernon and hear of Washingtons cherry tree tale. A guide recounts Washington supposedly threw a dollar across the Potomac, sparking debate among visitors about historical purchasing power and price changes since 1915. The piece shifts to discuss rising public service costs and a utilitys decision to drop early payment discounts to cover higher operating expenses.
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