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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1916
Page
6
A lengthy dialogue driven scene unfolds during a Sabbath gathering as Bibby, Sibyl, Roscoe, and their families clash over church, marriage, and propriety. Accusations, jealousies, and hidden emotions surge while characters pursue affection, duty, and social standing amid conflict and tension within the home.
A damaged advertisement promotes Thompson's Barosma as a cure for kidney and urinary ailments. It quotes testimonials from Frank K. Sturgis and A. Langworthy describing relief from dropsy, swelling, and abdominal discomfort after using multiple bottles. The text asserts Downey and Amos & Co. guarantee satisfaction and promises large refunds if not cured.
A scarce readable fragment describes an effort to secure Somoyiomestics help beyond prior capacity. The note mentions Barefl Cor seeror Issaine in a context suggesting a plea for more assistance and resources.
A testimonial from Mrs. Catschanin Goodling of York Pennsylvania promotes Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a curative for extreme weakness and suffering. She asserts the remedy restored her health and helped many other women, urging readers to try it and see results. The letter cites a bright baby boy and calls for women to test the product to combat unseen complications.
Blanche Ring appears at Rex Theater this evening in The Yankee Girl a light American musical comedy. The performance features Ring with Jack Tawrence and Marrett Stanley in a lively romantic setting crafted for broad appeal. Tomorrow Metro promotes Elliston in Black Fear.
Fragmentary ad like notice for Burkhard's Art Shop offering a crafted item, with unclear product name and price stated as 1.00. Mentions locations Kidway and Nrir trowbler and Wtomadh, implying a regional or local supply listing. strong entities Burkhard's Art Shop and price point emerge from a garbled OCR.
An unusual quoted claim promotes hot water as a universal purifier for the liver removing poisons. The prose describes routines of drinking hot water with a teaspoon of lime and salt to wash the liver and bowel contents, touting health benefits and mock warnings about indigence.
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