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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1918
Page
6
Fragments show multiple classified items. Buyers can find a touring car and a Studebaker runabout for sale or trade. Listings mention a Swift OR SALE at 422 West Wash Jason Street and other ad lines including a nine room house, a brown poodle mock baby carriage and various trades.
A nine year old boy recovered from a severe illness after his parents used Vinal. They report improved strength, appetite, and vitality, allowing him to return to school. The testimonial from EA Wright urges Vinol for weak children and notes it is sold by OO Hanitt & Son everywhere.
FP G EMERSON chiropractor promotes no surgery or medicine. Health restored. Office hours 2 PM to 1 PM and 7 PM to 8:30 PM. Location near Main Street.
A cluttered range of social calls and home visits occupies the Spar Town scene. Residents including Aly and several neighbors are described hosting guests. Misses Haneda Vera Speers and other kin plan short visits at Shed sister’s home. A variety of domestic and local social events fill the week with neighbors and relatives sharing hospitality and small-town chatter.
A garbled wartime note urges attendance at military training schools. The text references Adjutant Senora Bedry and Pennsylvania Reserve units, requesting commanders to send letters and organize participation, with Provost General Crowidor mentioned as forwarding the request for broader instructions.
In Warrisburg a prominent official announced that the Pennsylvania reserve militia will undergo a significant expansion, with about thirty to forty officers and enlisted men set to enlist in the effort. The aim is to join the national army for service, and the announcement notes strong public interest and readiness to serve.
Local ad lists mixed iron items including 10 ewt rigs rubber and auto tres with small prices such as 7¢ and 14 Main street as the contact. The brief notice mentions a $2.00 owl item and 40 tb along with 40 tb and trodaky.
Fragmented text hints at wartime or postwar territorial changes with scattered names and events. Mentions a general, a Sunday advance, and a meeting with American forces and local leaders. Details are obscured by garbled OCR, preventing clear reconstruction of persons, places, or outcomes.
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