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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1919
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Northwest division meeting or hearing involving commissions and entries about grain, duties, and morning sessions in April. The readable text lists names and places but is largely garbled, preserving minimal concrete details.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe aging, a medical or public notice context, and references to individuals and places. The readable portions mention an 82 year old and phrases suggesting medical or community topics. The garbled lines obscure clear facts, identities, dates, or actions.
A historical price list from C J Wood shows various medicines with listed costs. Items include Golden Medical Discovery priced at 1.00, Kidney Pills at 0.50, Purgatives, Liver remedies, and tonics ranging from 0.10 to 1.25. The catalog features preparations for indigestion, kidney and backache cures, bronchial lozenges, and liver regulators among others.
Public notice urges individuals to file 1918 income tax returns by March 15 and explains who must file, the forms needed, deductions allowed, and the role of the collectors in Pennsylvania. It lists thresholds for single and married filers, and notes wage earners and businesses must report income from all sources.
Public notice from administrator J. Morrie calls all creditors of the late Winnifred and Thomas Kooné to present claims for settlement. The document, dated Wid 2015 18 10 26, outlines executor duties and requests timely submission to resolve the estate matters.
The Catholic churches in the city announce the start of Lent with daily services and observances. Bishop leads Ash Wednesday rites and Sundays during Lent include special devotions, sermons, benedictions, and Holy Week activities at multiple parish churches with detailed weekday and weekend schedules.
An old vertical ad promotes Neutrone Prescription as a miracle cure for rheumatics and arthritis with claims of rapid relief and youthful movement. It urges readers to visit local druggists like Babbitt and Bon for the remedy, noting availability across outlets and appealing to a broad audience.
An old time ad touts coffee at low bulk prices, plus wholesale style bargains on fresh oranges, apples, condensed milk, and fruit preserves. It notes daily and carload availability, with small print on assorted grocery items and a seller named J. D. Murray.
A dubious health ad warns that excess meat causes kidney distress and promotes Tad Balt, a grape and lemon juice acid mix, as a cure. It claims a noted authority endorses the drink to flush kidneys, stop pain, and reduce urinary irritation, urging daily use for a few days.
Fragmented ad list shows rooms for rent and sale listings with multiple misspellings and garbled lines. Entries reference furnisher rooms, unturned rooms, and property sales, with occasional contact directions and business names mixed in.
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