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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1919
Page
10
An advertisement promotes Miva stomach tablets to cure indigestion and heartburn. It claims the stomach cannot digest food properly, warns of poisonous gases, and promises a healthy, purified stomach. It urges readers to buy from Ames & Co and leading drug dealers.
A damaged OCR notice advertises an evergreen plant sale featuring rye, strawberry, and other plants. The listing includes a location near Corry Pennsylvania and a date code ImM12 indicating an event timeframe.
Meadville May 8 news states the Erie Railroad company plans to rehire all service men returning from duty. Former employees who kept steady positions await word on job readiness as many resume work. The move reflects broader wartime service and postwar employment optimism for those who served three years.
Oil City May report of Corporal Bernard Riley receiving the French Government Cross for unusual heroism. The award was presented at Comp Uti and Riley is stationed in Ousoy, with plans for travel soon.
The notice outlines a fashion tip on combining fabrics for smart frocks using plaid flannel and gray, with a blouse of black and white check taffeta. It lists yardages for fabrics, design details, and two pattern numbers from Pictorial Review and Walst with sizes and prices. It also invites volunteers for Red Cross rooms and offers space for rent or property ads.
Keep Dry Mon. Women and children offered guaranteed waterproof rain attire by the O. L. Tamiltov Co. of Hoston Massachusetts. Represented by Mrs. M A Cualer at 64 Bast Trying St. Bell phone 267M. SmTunot8.
A garbled public notice fragment hints at a dubious patent claim involving a lawn mower accessory. No clear names, dates, or locations are legible. The readable bits suggest an attempt to secure protection for a sharpening mechanism.
A garbled message mentions Mother's Day gifts and names places and entities in a confused stream. The fragment references Baltimore and a telegram delivery and several unclear proper nouns, suggesting a broken civic or commercial notice embedded in an old newspaper page.
A child pleads with their mother about going to school and wearing shoes. The dialogue reveals mispronounced words and confusion over a local cobbler and a shop neighbor. The fragment hints at a community setting in Corry with a nearby doctor’s office.
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