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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1918
Page
3
An old advertisement touts Ad-p-na Sunshine Tablets for indigestion belching heaviness after meals and nervous dyspepsia. It claims the remedy will bring relief quickly and improve life, sold in a small box for 80 cents by M. J. Amos & Co and local druggists.
The notice states $200 000 paid in Carry General Fire Life Accident and Automobile Insurance. Combined assets of the company over $320 000 000. The agent is M F Coyle located at 51 First Avenue Bell Phone 166R.
Warren, Jung fh, Emih of Shoffield and associates faced charges of criminal libel over an article published in the Sheffield Observer on May 1. The arrest was served on Mr. Hisk Tuesday evening. the case likely goes to the September term for quarter sessions with bond set.
Theatre listing notes Doug Fairbanks Nex appears tonight in a program titled A Modern Mua Kenton with show details partly unreadable.
Special prices on mattresses upholstery revolving packing and crating offered by G J Rupp located at Bell phone 208 R No 30 Wash Watt.
Anecdotal testimonials from women across the country claim Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restores health during monthly pain and weak conditions. Letters from Athol Massachusetts and San Francisco California describe relief after trying the medicine and invite others to seek guidance from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.
Fragmentary ad text mentions powder products from The Gumtort Powder Co Boston promoting relief for skin soreness in infants. No clear event or outcome is discernible.
A notice from the Department of Streets and Public Improvements calls property owners to immediately repair sidewalks in disrepair and trim shade trees that block streetlights. The message stresses sidewalks in poor condition undermine city safety and pride and warns of potential municipal action if repairs are not undertaken promptly.
A 1928 Corry Pennsylvania public notice by Police Chief Frank outlines aliens and citizens ages 14 and over within Corry limits must register. It lists June 17 to June 26, 1928 as registration days in the First Ward and requires registrants to answer questions and bring fingerprint cards on light background paper.
Brick block in good condition for sale at 110 112 114 W Math Bt. 8 ft front by 100 ft duoy. Ali rooms rented. Property associated with A J Harri at St James Hotel A 191E.
Meadville residents Jamie Halley and W. W. Turner were injured when a car accident threw them from a vehicle near Meadville on June 13. Turner suffered a broken leg and general shock while Halley escaped with non serious injuries. both were taken to a local hospital.
Emergency measures prévail as workers feared stoppage at Erie facilities. Officials and union reps negotiated through the night with a focus on preventing disruption to key operations. No immediate details on concessions or timelines were disclosed.
Walter Otuugh asks for acceptance of a fine payment with a receipt attached. The message references names and dates in Corry Pennsylvania and Massachusetts while noting confusion over checks and retirements. The tone is formal and urgent, with odd spellings suggesting OCR errors from the original notice.
Locals report the discovery of runaways in Jamestown. Officials say a search operation located the youngsters, and further details were provided by authorities about their safe status and next steps.
Fragmentary ad requests contact in Columbus for information on robbers and missing persons. Incomplete phrases reference ships, phones, and a call before sailing with a cryptic signature or code.
The readable OCR includes scattered names and phrases such as Hattie MaCurmich and John Threalow alongside garbled tokens. It references locations, dates, and terms like 11K and Meri, but lacks a coherent story or clear event. The result is a disjointed, incomprehensible jumble with no identifiable news item.
Partial readable notes mention events on a Saturday with prices and local details. The garbled text references wind, ships, bikes, and a delivery prior to a month end. Names and clear actions are unclear due to corruption.
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