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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1917
Page
3
A cluttered classified page lists rental offerings for furnished rooms and a seven room home, sale items including a pine and lawn mower, an upright piano, and brick-row property, plus numerous wanted ads for workers and goods. Names and addresses indicate Cleveland and nearby cities.
A Paterson New Jersey reader reports full recovery after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier. She describes prior fatigue pain nausea and nervous symptoms but notes improvement after the first bottle and continues to endorse the products for affected women.
Fragmented OCR text describes a beauty claim about hair and a lemon scented product. It mentions a supposed promise of hair protection and a sale price like 46% off. The readable portions include unclear references to a product, trial, and Thomas Towners Owl, with content that is inconsistent and incomplete.
A candidate in Welw county seeks support ahead of the upcoming primaries. The message asks residents to back the campaign in GUY 1 and Fox jurisdiction, urging turnout and visible backing. The wording reflects a local political solicitation in a formal community context.
Announcement by M Levant Davis announces candidacy for judge of several courts in Erle County and asks for veteran support. The message emphasizes appreciation for veteran backing and outlines his intent to serve in the judiciary.
Fragmentary ad urging voters to support a candidate for Erie county court in the September 19, 1817 primary. The piece mocks rivals and warns against misused power, urging readers to consider the candidate’s plans and the need for a physician’s oversight.
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