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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1918
Page
5
Local report highlights orchard and crops outlook in Warren County with weather woes and mud staining roadways. Reports of public bids, bridge work, steel rail, and river navigation efforts mix with social items including hotel staff postings, Red Cross events, and Easter plant sales. Infrastructure, wartime funding, and community notices frame a busy period in the city and vicinity.
A large import of Ladies stock lengths in silk with lisle tops arrives, offering black white brown and gray stockings at 1.25 to 1.75 and dainty camisoles in wash satin and crepe de chine with lace trim in flesh and white. Also a basement deal on decorative jardineres in glazed brown and green, outside diameters from 7 to 9 inches, priced 25 to 85 cents.
An odd typed notice advertises a Wednesday serine special at the basement with a mix of items and prices, mentioning Bly vach and Pillow lines. It references W. Stan Hebt & Son and a sale event, with cryptic notes about a theatre show and a graduation, all in a fragmented newspaper page snippet.
A garbled report cites April events and a statement from Diwive Kidney Pills dealers. The text mentions Wood Ward, Diwive Kidney Pills, and a claim of no broodable explanation. The fragmentary material references multiple names and places with unclear context and dates.
An advertorial tone item describes busy men neglecting meals and overindulging, promising a tonic to overcome indigestion. It touts a product from Atmes & Co claimed to relieve dyspepsia and bowel issues, restore vigor, and support work endurance. The piece emphasizes a potent remedy as essential for laboring men.
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