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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1915
Page
7
The readable text references a medical process, funds, and place names such as UL wad Jory p Pa and Son Corry, Pa, with unclear actions. The fragment hints at a corporate or municipal context involving money, dates, and an entity in Pennsylvania.
An OCR damaged ad urges immediate kidney cleansing with Thompson's herbal pills and a 50 cent remedy. It touts dire health risks, claims dramatic cures, and pressures readers to act quickly for guaranteed relief, naming dubious products and suppliers.
Warren report that I A Suchor and Co have completed plans to return Steber Co to Warren. John Hordon, foreman for Greber Company, has been in Warren this week negotiating with hand tool makers. Mr Steuber will arrive tomorrow to oversee the Handlatists. The factory previously employed 159 men at its departure.
Several advertisements list furnished rooms and suites for rent. Offerings include modern rooms with garden views, two small homes, a suite near Penn’s Gas Co., and sleeping rooms in various downtown addresses. Inquiries directed to names such as Trackon Bron, Jno H. Clolieh, and N Stone, with contact details provided in each listing.
Public sale notice dates and items include a nine room property sale at Wayne Street with livestock such as horses cows heifers and a long list of farm implements, household goods, and appliances. Executor sale of Hete Mortor estate at 210 Maple Avenue Corry Pennsylvania on March 12 1918. Also for sale and exchange notices for houses lots and a dairy farm with details on location amenities and contact avenues.
Advertised letters listing includes Mina Daley Waltman and Miss Mabel Weights among names like A TM Barat Me Charten Saughter D Gerrard Henry Till John Wynn and others. Fragments show postal office notice of awaiting patrons.
London reports a coordinated German submarine raid within the past day sinking three ships off Bearborough Hastings and Liverpool. The Tanstatin of 1474 tons owned by Strick sunk near Bearborough. Mackwood 1250 tons sunk off Hastings with 17 crew saved at New Haven. Princess Victoria 1108 tons sunk off Liverpool with 24 casualties. The raid hints at a planned German operation lasting a week.
Age Mownland Son Architects have moved their offices from the Traction Building to the Cameron Block. They invite building inquiries and invite you to call them for plans or consultations.
Voters approved a major parade celebration with a large turnout. The article highlights the “Wonderpus Agts” and significant figures Mattney 106 and Hivening 16¢, with Rice 60c noted in the crowd. The event promises an unprecedented public celebration in Corry.
Market notes from York and Buffalo on March 9 show varied prices across commodities. Wheat and flour futures, butter creamery products, potatoes, dressed poultry, and hay markets list multiple grades with prices in dollars per unit and per barrel, reflecting early spring demand and regional trading activity.
President Wilson’s move to replace several officials stalled as the Senate rejected multiple nominations including John D. Lynn for U.S. district attorney in Western New York and George D. Hampton for Internal Revenue collector in Camden. The White House abandoned others amid opposition from Senators O Gorman, Mayline, and Rood, with the outcomes reflecting tense congressional action as Congress adjourned.
Fragmented weather data from yesterday listing scattered city observations such as New York Albany Atlantic City and Washington with unclear readings. The text is garbled but indicates a broad regional weather bulletin with varying conditions.
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