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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1919
Page
7
A damaged OCR fragment provides unclear details about a local notice or action. Readable elements mention storage, perhaps medical or public matter, but concrete entities, dates, or actionable items are missing. Further text would clarify the event or party involved.
A garbled OCR fragment notes a 10 am shop event with references to a location in New York. It mentions a play by a person and a day context, but the text is largely unreadable and lacks coherent details.
The provided text appears garbled with missing letters and unclear context. It does not present a coherent event, names, or dates to summarize into a news style card.
Fragmented OCR text urges vigilance against weakening kidneys and bladder issues with dubious remedies. It references a sensational health claim tied to a government or university figure, promotes a patent-like tonic, and hints at dubious dosage advice, all delivered in a dated sensational voice.
Local shopkeepers report thread spool shortages affecting sewing orders. Suppliers cite transport delays and factory backlogs causing rising costs. City markets monitor shipments as manufacturers consider rerouting supply chains and adjusting pricing. Community makers call for clearer visibility on restock timelines.
Promoters claim phosphated iron will boost nerves, energy, and vigor. They warn of modern stress and urge readers to seek the remedy from Babbitt & Bon druggists and allied establishments, presenting it as a cure for weakness and fatigue.
An old home remedy for restoring natural color to faded or gray hair is promoted as Wyeths Bake and Sulphur Compound improved with added ingredients. A downtown druggist notes the method, applying the mixture to dampened hair in sections until gray strands darken to a glossy shade. The product promises a lasting, natural look despite hair aging. Also included is an executors notice for the estate of A. Momonger, offering probate actions and requiring claims by creditors.
A stern notice lists March 15 as the deadline to pay and file income tax under existing laws. It urges residents to remit payments to local revenue collectors, warns of penalties for late filings, and outlines joint return rules, deductions, and penalties for fraud. The item also notes eligibility for refunds, joint filing guidelines, and the need to consult revenue officers for doubtful points.
A fragile OCR fragment discusses income tax, urging a square deal for individuals like Beny. It mentions taxation principles, fairness, and protection by penalties, referencing commissions and unions while asserting reforms will increase tax payments and citizen protection.
An extended, garbled excerpt discusses Italains and Jugoslavs, mentioning the Tealian Nation, Italian and Hallan rights, and references to Balave population and colonial borders. The passage appears as a distorted, OCR-like recount of a treaty or political contest over rights and territories, with scattered proper nouns and places.
An age old health blurb promotes a daily hot water bath with lime phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver and intestines, claiming it lifts fatigue and improves complexion. It urges both men and women to adopt the routine, touting internal cleansing, better digestion, and renewed vitality as the result.
A lively critique of recent Victor records spots Zimbalist’s Fantasia for violin and Lark’s romance with airy melodies. It praises violin technique, vocal warmth from McCormack and Kreisler, plus the revival of Faust and inviting performances by Matti and Joseph C Smith’s Orchestra.
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