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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1918
Page
8
Two basketball games will benefit the Red Cross with proceeds from the event at the Presbytk in next Friday. A Pry O He 1 invited to attend and help.
Imported Voiles 88 inches wide with brilliant finish offer White Pink Light Blue Copenhagen Blue Nile Green and Rose at 40 cents per yard. Crepe de Chine 88 inches wide is highly desired for underwear and dresses in White Maize Pink Old Blue Light Blue Nile Green Lavender and Rose priced at 75 cents per yard.
A distorted, archaic sounding text shows a chant directed at a person named Larry. It includes fragmented phrases about a group and a threat or ritual, with unclear context and several garbled terms. The piece evokes a ceremonial or accusatory mood without clear narrative.
An obituary notes Munya Saution, aged by time, who lived and died after long residence in Crawford County and later Erie County. Survived by husband Walter Projiek and several children, with services held Friday at a cemetery near Centerville. The record lists survivors including Mrs Roy Skill and relatives in multiple towns, reflecting a life spent in Northwest regions and a long marriage.
An OCR fragment promotes a patent remedy claiming to relieve rheumatism. The ad asserts the product clears rheumatic pains, promises renewed energy, and claims dramatic personal results. It mentions price tension and a sales location in Corry.
An 1890s style advertisement touts San Cura Ointment as a guaranteed cure for running sores and poisons. Claims include drawing out poison, rapid healing, and relief of eczema, boils, carbuncles, and skin issues. Promoted by Thompson Medical Co and Thomas Downey with pricing and soap cross-sell details.
Special prices on mattresses up holstering refinishing packing any seating. C. J. Rupp Bell phone 308. a Nn an Wann v4.
A derailed car inside a tunnel disrupted operations as the train dragged the car along the tunnel and into the yard beyond the station. Crews worked to repair the damaged sections, reroute traffic, and restore service after the incident.
A railway foreman was killed while conducting duties at the Venango yards near Cook Anton station. Bevington, aged elder, long foreman of a section, was struck by a locomotive during switching of a loaded train. The accident occurred as a siding switch failed, dragging the train and injuring Bevington. His death is reported by the railway company and local authorities.
A confusing report describes a person named Catarah vanishing and hints at painful symptoms and a medical treatment. It mentions doctors, witnesses, possible remedies, and weather context as part of a chaotic narrative with numerous garbled phrases and names. The readable parts point to an unresolved case with medical and investigative undertones.
Fragmented obituary notes Franklin soldier A. Smith a broiler from Ottawa, Canada. It mentions Gunnar Charles Smith and Antti Wa, four years in the United States Navy and service on the border with Company P, with Grace Huey and a son Harari listed among residents.
An inarticulate beauty parlor ad lists services offered by Mrs Grizelle Bristow including massage shampooing and a treatment described as wip or wash. It mentions basic beauty culture and a “Muy Resk Cure” with a phone number 478 for appointments.
A damaged OCR reads a shop notice mentioning Moricea and VILA DELPHIA LEATHER, pricing hints, and quality claims. It references North Gonter Street and suggests advertising costs and store values, with unclear product details and numbers.
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