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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1919
Page
3
A garbled historical health note describes a home remedy involving hot tea and a mixture labeled Hamburg Treat Hen. It mentions preparing a drink with water and a heating step, then consuming during the day to ease illness, and contrasts with other beverages like Coke. The text is incoherent and contains many garbled phrases.
The American Bleotrig Shor Repair Shop advertises itself as the first class repair shop in Corry offering war and age related repairs, guarantees durability, and provides delivery service. It lists address 117% N Contor St next to Dr Kibler's, MORRIGOR.
Fragmentary wartime report from Wattsburg describes a local youth wounded while serving. Details are garbled but indicate incident occurred at or near a military unit with medical status uncertain and a request for information and support returning to normal life after injury.
The fragment discusses new transport ideas in Los Angeles and mentions a cheaper jitney concept tied to a corporation. It hints at plans and public interest but lacks clear outcomes or dates and includes garbled text.
Fragmented text appears to promote a beauty or health product with sporadic phrases about preparation, resistances, and a gentle laxative. The readable parts reference a brand Woright and a promotional tone urging readers to buy Warehow. No coherent event or clear individuals are present.
A Christian Science writer responds amid a clergyman's protest on religion and reality. The piece argues that sin and death are overcome through faith, citing doctrinal conflict with Christian science tenets and referencing a seminar article on Science and Health.
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