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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1919
Page
2
Fragmented notice lists display advertising rates and classified insertions with per-line and per-week charges. It mentions mail orders, annual costs, and a Bee Line service with miniature rates, then abruptly references a baby adoption note and a family request for baby items.
Moviemakers protest uniform revenue tax across theatres, arguing tax equality harms regional investment. Officials insist policy treats venues equally while industry groups seek clarity on exemptions and local impacts.
A Baltimore woman recounts months of illness and paralysis with doctor urging surgery. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and enabling her to work, urging others to try it before submitting to surgery.
A garbled report describes Ralph Ardary of Henefield County facing charges for shooting his cousin. The narrative mentions a March date and references to a weapon, a weapon owner named George Ardary, and an ensuing investigation led by an attorney.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Hirley Murrell and a government housing plan, noting many homes are incomplete. Mentions treasury, juries, and a stalled program amid ongoing delays and political questions about progress and oversight.
A fragmented report describes damage to an oil facility following a fire, with a force from Dad Yonn Foxtag issuing a notice from Bully Ul aluyo. A tanker unit was dispatched to Lodslueky while a crew labored to control the blaze and evacuate surrounding area residents.
Thousands of stomach sufferers seek the real cause of their ailment by using Dr Edwards Olive Tablets to cleanse the liver and restore natural function. The ad touts a vegetable formula that supposedly provides gentle relief without griping, claiming improved appetite energy and digestion with a taste that marks the product, sold at 10 and 25 cents per box by druggists.
An early 20th century health blurb claims drinking hot water with phosphate purges wastes and toxins from the digestive system, improving skin tone. It asserts internal cleansing via increased elimination, touts phosphates as a cheap, quick fix, and promotes morning use for clearer breath, fewer headaches, and healthier glow.
The repair shop claims to offer the finest work and best materials at low prices. It advertises shoe repair services with rubber for toe work and delivery, and provides a phone number and address at 11714 Ny Center St. Next door 9 Dr. Ribiet4, Morrigoa.
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