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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1917
Page
6
A dense OCR style classified section lists FOR RENT rooms at multiple downtown addresses and FOR SALE farms houses and farm equipment. It includes WANTED help wanted clerks and tradesmen, and various sale items with prices and locations across city streets and avenues. Many entries reference specific streets, store names, and contact points.
The excerpt describes a rough floor setup with heat from animals used to warm a household, mentioning wealth disparities among Kishin land residents and a so called solution of the coal problem. It remains fragmentary and unclear in purpose.
Readable fragments show a week long prayer nesting, school events, and community visitors. Mentions Mrs Witten of Ollahonnt, Mr and Mrs Sterns, Capwell, and activities at Columbus Dean School. Several names and dates appear amid scattered notes of visits, illnesses, and Sunday services.
Social items mention multiple residents with scattered events from Beavercity to Union City. Names include Mrs Markus Bimith Judy Erlonidy and Mrs Alary Messenger with house improvements and family visits. Weekend gatherings, farewells, illness, and moving plans are noted among various families.
Mrs Frank Wells of Liberty Street Corry testifies in 1909 and 1915 that Do wn's Kidney Pills eased backache kidney sensations and irregular acts after exertion. She credits enduring improvement to the remedy, obtained at Amex and Cos Drug Store, priced 60 cents. Foster Milburn Props Buffalo NY distribute.
Clymer Clynien New York and Miss Hinckley prepare for a Tuesday journey to Corry then to Washington for the presidential inauguration. They expect a two to three week absence, leaving Ur and Mrs. Uhlydle to host. Local visitors and a Colonial party with a George and Martha Washington theme brighten the week as residents note moves of Dr. Howard and changes in local commitments.
Notice to creditors and claimants of the estate of Watts Bonnell requesting immediate payment and presentation of claims to the executor, McConnell, with a directive for proper delivery and certification of all debts and demands against the estate to Warren, the administrator, and the undersigned.
An unverified daily health ad touts a home recipe using Jad Salts and a grape lemon juice mix to flush and stimulate kidneys. It claims to prevent back pain urinary issues and bladder problems by cleansing the blood and preventing irritation, urging regular intake.
Notice from Jay C. Rickergon agriulitrator corry Pa for administrating estate of William Mieister in Intert a Ne township Columbus Warton county Pa. The notice requires all debts demands to be presented to the undersigned for authentication. Dated January 28, 1947.
An item from the issue notes an investigation and rail line concerns involving Wade and an unnamed group. Readable details reference the interdistrict coverage, potential disputes, and a local response. The fragment hints at civic scrutiny of transportation plans and associated stakeholders.
A fragmentary notice suggests a winner for a Tour event but details remain unclear. Names, dates, and exact standings are unreadable, leaving the outcome uncertain and awaiting full transcription.
Unable to determine readable facts from the fragment. The text appears garbled OCR with no clear events or named entities to summarize into a coherent news item.
A scrambled OCR fragment lists names and phrases across topics including international events, political tone, and public notices. It references dates, places, and entities in a garbled sequence, hinting at a broader historical report but with severe readability loss and missing context.
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