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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
2
A fragment suggests officials expect a population around 150000 for the state coast. Officials weigh how changes may affect several offices and services as new figures arrive.
A fragmented note mentions population change over time from 1910 toward 2030, noting wind and patimating terms. The text is incomplete, but implies a demographic trend or projection with unclear methodology. No clear events, places, or organizations are readable to anchor facts.
Readable figures show county estimates reaching around 10 000 with official counts citing 30 WA and provincial pains. Towns like Laurense and Mill Uivek are noted with 4 000 residents and 1820 dates referenced for projections.
The New Edison demonstration shows Miss Case’s singing nearly indistinguishable from the reproduced voice. Observers note the close twin-ship between live performance and mechanical reproduction, with lips and voice appearing seamlessly matched.
Fragmentary report notes harvest estimates for 1868 or 1869 in Pennsylvania. Mentions department oversight, labor concerns, large acreage of grain and wheat, and general farming conditions. Indicates Northumberland county is among counties affected.
In a period piece tone a Crystalline claim says women remain admired if healthy. A Scranton reader, Mrs. Bertila Sohns, recounts lasting cure from feminine trouble after using Dr Pierce remedies, regaining strength weight and well being.
In a fragmentary ad style notice a supposed cure named Wonderful Remedy claims to remove a tumor like mass from the intestinal tract and relieve stomach and liver issues. It touts quick results and urges readers to buy through O. O. Babbitt & Son druggists with broad distribution claims.
A Rochester era ad promotes Stroniko as a remedy for rheumatism promising freedom from pain and lameness and a longer life. It offers a money back guarantee and states a proof packet will be mailed free by Stroniko Laboratory in New Haven. The ad lists druggists and sellers including Ames Co and Babbitt Co.
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