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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1917
Page
8
Classified notices show a cluttered ad page offering furnished or unfurnished rooms with street car access, several rental offers, and miscellaneous local ads. Items include a piano for sale, help-wanted lines for clerks and sales, and various employment and dwelling notices. Names and locations such as Milwaukee, Corry Pa, and Buffalo appear amid fragmented phrases and OCR garbling.
A dispatch quotes Soviet and allied leaders praising Allied recognition of postwar moves and urging persistent resistance. Leaders warn the Russian revolution endures despite German pressure and call for unity to withstand aggression.
Walton Hyre, famed player, stars in a long stage monologue spanning weeks, praised for his clear diction and dramatic range. He has trained at university level and collaborated with notable company members, taking roles from Petruchio to Brutus and Babberly.
Dr Andrew McKelvey OBIROPRACTOR at 5 Park Place Corry Pa lists office address and contact details including a local phone number. The listing appears to be a professional ad noting practice location and phone contact for appointments.
An old newspaper ad claims Thompson's Barosma cured a girl’s severe pain and saved her life after a back and kidney ailment. It cites gifts of multiple bottles, a local dealer in Ames and Co, price 60 cents to 1 dollar, and a broad guarantee of bright urine and better health.
A garbled political advertisement criticizes electrical power and urges voters in Corry City Blue The Light co. to support Plehwe Wunoutee for judge in the county omiels primaries set for September 18 1947. The piece implies voter impact and urges consultation with a physician.
Fragmentary OCR notes a moan worthy piece titled The roach neriptic roy but details are unclear and reader can discern only scattered terms. The fragment hints at a biographical or dramatic item with archaic phrasing and incomplete names.
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