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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1923
Page
7
Governor Binghat signs a bill authorizing punishment for nonpayment of taxes and empowers the state to enforce collection. The measure includes funding for the department of Habe plating and appoints a director of publications at a salary of 700 dollars yearly.
A dated advertisement extols Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach and intestinal ailments. It narrates a past typhoid history and claims the product trimmed the intestinal tract, reduced inflammation, and cured ailments including appendicitis, urging readers to buy through James O. Conden, a local druggist.
An unclear OCR inspired fragment details a student death at Northwestern University involving several individuals named Raphael Key Jp, Thomes Horan, and Robert Knaggs. It references a mysterious cloaking death, a supposed “Take M McNgan pier Jimiler” and a search led by Mount, with State Attorney Crowe and University President Dillon Scott mentioned. An open letter to MTN B laments conditions, and a separate “GARD OF THANKS” note thanks firemen and neighbors for furniture rescue after a Sunday fire.
A fragmented Spartanburg News Letter page describes local visits, social events, charity efforts, and health news. It notes guests from nearby towns, Leaflets on church repairs, Ivy Embroidery Club gatherings, caregivers aiding stroke patients, and mentions of residents facing illnesses and travel, reflecting small town daily life and communal ties.
A garbled list of cosmetic and personal care items with partial prices appears. Items include cream powders soaps shampoos and nets with vague references to quantities such as two for and standard prices. The text lacks coherent structure and clear entities beyond generic product mentions.
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