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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1915
Page
3
The fragmentary OCR item offers little readable fact content with scribbled notes. No clear people organizations places dates or events can be reliably identified from the provided text.
The readable fragments describe a cryptic event with unclear names and places. A referenced wand or artifact appears central, while surrounding context remains fragmentary and ambiguous. No clear dates or outcomes are identifiable from the legible text.
A damaged ad touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach and liver ailments. It claims the product removes catarrhal movements and inflammation, restores the entire alimentary tract, and is endorsed by a wide range of professionals. it urges sufferers to order and promises money back if not satisfied.
W. D. L Nichols advertises hanging and painting services at 48 Marion atroot. W. D. L Nichols invites inquiries or calls for writs or service terms.
A pig roamed at a social evening for Mrs W. C. McCray, causing amusement and a bit of chaos as Millinery displayed in the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Drake. Guests praised the event and the fashion show, while organizers joked about preservation and left turns. The gathering included friends and neighbors, with preparations for a charity or committee meeting later noted.
Notice to ice customers that A Thomas Bell has bought the Independent and will fulfill all orders promptly. Bell states he will give customers first class service and asks the public to note the change and direct future orders accordingly.
An advertisement touts Hyomel as a universal cure for catarrh and nasal problems. It describes a vaporhead inhaler and a eucalyptus oil solution, claiming it penetrates every fold and crevice, relieves inflammation, and stops discharge. Refund is promised if ineffective.
Concord Center Sunday School held a reorganization meeting at McCray church on Sunday morning to elect officers and realign roles. Superintendent Mrs Fisle Stults Assistant Mrs G C Metroy Secretary Miss Wike Wade Treasurer Clinton Waener Vi nnet Mrs Jan Farrel. Admi Vlanikt and other members named. committee to secure books named Mall Qeowoll and Elwin Wade.
An advertisement promotes Kataized Henna as a simple home remedy to restore grey or faded hair to its natural color. It instructs mixing the henna with water and Bay Rum, claiming a rich glossy look and youthful appearance without harsh dyes.
A garbled medical rant warns about salts and kidneys, mentioning Bagkachy and vague remedies. It promotes dubious at home treatments, touts dramatic cures, and urges drastic actions to “clean and glimitite liggion kidneym ake,” with nonsensical guidance and no credible medical basis.
A. B. Movnt and Son, Architects, have moved their offices from the Mrantion Building to the Cameron Block. They invite clients to consult on upcoming spring building needs and offer assistance in project planning and design.
Murphy and Str. Alo attended an Arungo meeting at Corry Saturday afternoon. Several residents including Mr and Mrs William Aleomy, Alton Hlinmiyng, and Marthe Lup, were noted at local visits and Sunday gatherings across Dowd Hill, Corry, and nearby homes. Notices mention John Miller Lome and Dr ALL. Starth wart hyothar Don from Corry visiting, with family plans discussed for moving to Gor ry. various sons and husbands seen visiting relatives in Corry and surrounding towns.
Fragmentary wartime note reports a steamer near Whitby torpedoed and damaged by a submarine, with crew casualties and Dover vicinity involvement. Names and precise vessel details are unclear in the readable text.
News notes from Lake Pleasant dated March 22 recount ordinary community events. Residents Saum Bhormany Hertha Applebaw Zou Wot and others visit relatives in Beaverdam Phillippsville and Talon City. Wills Binboa and family travel from Talon City. George Sherman of Astisad Nebranka visits. Ralph Bacon moves to farm on Smiley Hill road. Funeral details for Saul Bhormany given for Thursday before noon at Phorslay.
A fragment notes pioneer home remedies for diseases, praising Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted herbal remedy. It links traditional cures to women’s health, suggesting widespread use and perceived benefits among American households.
An OCR fragment lists a wide array of household goods and prices from a past period. Items include soaps, detergents, corn, coffee, brooms, stove parts, and hardware, with scattered brand names and unit prices. The text resembles a catalog page or ad with many entries and numerical values.
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