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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1917
Page
6
Furnished onina at 194 East Congress Street with suite of rooms, basement room for shop inquiries at W Brown's store. Rentals include furnished and unfurnished options, including West’s ure Mant and Tuy it unis. Local ad shows multiple scattered rental items and contact hints.
Bargain six room house and lot with city water and sewer connections. Various kinds of fruit mentioned. About five minutes walk from the Doat office. Inquire at Journal for details.
An old time remedy promotes hot tea as a cure for cold symptoms. It suggests drinking warm liquids to soothe the throat and relieve congestion. The piece touts simple, inexpensive vegetable ingredients and emphasizes ease of preparation for nightly use.
Fragmentary OCR style text references wealth, a second floor scene with goats, winter and heating notes. Mentions family figures Mero and nontretion with vague references to an oval problem and conventensen. Overall unclear and likely damaged archival snippet.
An early 20th century style drug ad touts Bay Cara Soap as a cure for piles and skin ailments. It promises rapid relief and claims it draws out poison while healing chapped hands, nipples, boils, and other conditions. The copy urges purchase via Thompson's Medical Co. in Tillonville and promises monetary satisfaction if unsatisfied.
The text presents a garbled OCR fragment describing a presidential oath and a march to the Capitol, mentioning Lincoln, the White House, and a public procession. It hints at themes of unity, rights, and national ideals, but the sequence is incoherent with missing names, dates, and events.
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