Sprig, Agit Mada to Order by Scott the Tall
City notices advertise sprig and agit mada items for sale by Scott the Tall in the city vicinity. Details unreadable due to damaged text.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1917
Page
4
City notices advertise sprig and agit mada items for sale by Scott the Tall in the city vicinity. Details unreadable due to damaged text.
From the Titusville and surrounding notices: a Saturday bake sale is planned at Babbitt's store at 10 am by the Presbyterian Sunday School. The item list mentions profit for charity and a community event with classes for ages 8 to 20. broader details are truncated.
An ad urges mothers to use Helflater's Rocky Mountain Tea as the best spring remedy to purify blood and cleanse stomach and bowels, claiming healthier happier families and improved color. It promotes the tonic laxative product sold by Babbitt and Son.
A cluttered page lists shop ads and notices including a good work horse for sale at 1 and a Dutch auction in our window. Also saw are theater changes, church events, bake sale, and community notices plus moves of local residents and a Columbus meeting car.
Cambridge High School and Lawrence Springs meet in a pivotal Friday night game at the Keyaton gym. The event could crown the top scholastic squad in northwestern Pennsylvania as both sides prepare for a large crowd and strong home support.
Jurors from Corry were summoned for the May term of court. Names listed include Lawe Slles, W. W. Morrar- Igo, John Nunlon, 1B. Nolkon, and others. Jurors departed from the courthouse on Wednesday.
A garbled OCR extract mentions cows, a horse, and various disjointed phrases. Names and numbers are partially present but details are unclear about any event, action, or official notice. The readable fragments suggest a miscellaneous ad or classified item rather than a coherent news item.
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