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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1918
Page
4
A historical ad claims science aids busy businessmen in overcoming dyspepsia and stomach troubles. It touts a remedy sold by Ames & Co with a guarantee to improve digestion, stomach and bowels, and overall vigor, promising digestion support for the summer season.
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions a theatre entry possibly titled Land of Promise or BM a Hiirka Rex, with unclear context about its show or venue. No clear dates or named organizations are readable to confirm specifics.
A jumble of names and places notes social visits and movements around the city. Mrs Demipswy of Ol City, Mrs Bogut, and Mrs Weeks travel arrive to visit relatives while Arnold, Sturmek, and Stewart are mentioned in policing and railway contexts.
Daylong visits unfold across Mine and nearby towns with numerous residents named. Frank Gaiger and Mrs Frank Mulite receive updates at City Hospital while others like Miss Margit Sirdevan and Mrs Mantoy plan travels and attend family matters.
Mrs Mary Sullivan returns from a Viet with friends in Jamestown Ni. Mrs Banta Lumibing left to visit her brother in Willoughby O H. Mins Hla Puck and Mise Kuth ore Teeker returned from Florey and visits Spartisburg today. Manager D Manley Parker closes deal for Apteriff Paramount pictures shown at the Rex Theatre. These are the first midures and include only the Afehomss mov Ane pdehtire. Beginning this evening The Land of Promise will be shown here as long as patronage warrants.
A fragmentary account highlights Kate Mink Romeh, known for promoting war gardens, aiding Clara Barton and organizing Red Cross efforts in St Louis in the late 1880s, including river relief work and public displays.
Peet Henry Comin died near Columbus on June 6 at age 68 after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at the home with burial at West Side Cemetery in Columbus. Bearers included Fred and Walter Cornish, Roy Thompson, and Walter Jinney, with pastors and pallbearers noted.
Billie Burke headlines a local show tonight presenting The Promise. The veteran actress performs in a stage program described as a melodrama with romantic overtones and musical numbers.
A St Louis reader recalls severe monthly pains and weakness at fifteen and credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring health. She urges other women to try the remedy, noting widespread positive evidence and urging mothers to share it.
An excerpt describes a formal gathering with dignitaries and broken English. A polite dean presents a gift to the town mayor with compliments and jokes about talent, harmony, and the roles of the guests. The mayor humorously notes the musician’s wife plays first viola and he plays second.
A garbled ad-like passage claims a product relieves soreness of charity day quickly and permanently. It mentions Vinol and other drive stores, and references The Comfon Powder Co of Boston. проч
An advert announces a nerve tonic claimed to restore energy and strength, touting iron tonic blends and benefits for nervous fatigue. It references a specialist and urges readers to call before selling, placing the notice in a Corry, Pa. context with local contact details.
Fragmentary OCR list shows numerous company names and figures across markets. Names include Westinghouse, New York Central, Wright Martin, Northern Public, Midwest Refining, and others. The snippet suggests a closing market snapshot with varied stock lines and prices though details are incomplete.
A brief, unclear OCR fragment mentions a person described as white at night, a stare, and a cow. No coherent context or events are discernible. The readable text lacks identifiable names, dates, or places to anchor a factual record.
A partial OCR fragment references an early time period with scattered words and unclear context. The readable portions mention a location and a vague event but lack concrete details or names to identify.
The readable fragments reference an art shop and a graphic role, with unclear names and actions. Potential discussion of a painter or artist, but essential details are garbled.
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