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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
7
An Ames & Co. advertisement touts a "no cure no pay" rheumatism remedy. It claims long-standing pain from rheumatism will end after two days of taking small dots from a large bottle, asserting wide availability across America and thousands treated.
Notice announces the estate administration with the undersigned as administrator and solicits any claims or payments to prevent delay. It names Elwin Grater as administrator and Don Smith as attorney, with case details and year 2027 referenced.
Tariffs set to become effective July 20 2010 on a We to seven route sale of Wight Asketl for 50 cents. Details appear in the pars and qlicos with the unknown company to be produced for examination upon application by Corry and Columbus Traction Co.
June 2 in Bjartuinburg mourns the death of Mrs. Georgina Dayin a longtime resident and friend to Lily Pase. The community sends flowers and sympathy to her husband and family as services and visits are noted.
July Negro Day events center on a Centenary Celebration in Columbus with trips to Upper Sandusky birthplace of the Home Missionary movement and to cemeteries and colleges in Otterbein and Oberlin. Dr W E Du Bois lends a pageant The Stir of Ethiopia produced by colored participants in the Coliseum.
ME BLANCHH YURICA stars as Understanding in The Wayfarer pageant to be staged during the Golimmbinis celebration at the Coliseum Exposition Grounds. On June 20 Henry Herbert will perform a thief fearlings role as nearly 1,000 costumed characters appear in the grand religious pageant nightly with an 8,000 seat Coliseum and a chorus of 1,000 voices enhancing the spectacle.
Amid heavy harvest activity, officials seek workers to meet seasonal needs. Employers advertise farm labor positions and recruit through local offices, aiming to fill vacancies as crop collection peaks.
A fragmentary report recalls a domestic dispute with a tense scene during an operation. The wife remains unsettled, while a police or medical figure and a man named Conrad are cited in a conflict over a decision or response at a residence in a northeastern area.
An advertisement urges drinking more water to flush kidney waste and relieve symptoms like dull kidney pain, backache, and bladder irritation. It promotes Jud Salts as a safe, inexpensive treatment made from fruit acids and lithia, claimed to cleanse kidneys and reduce urine acidity.
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