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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1919
Page
3
An advertisement demands advance payment for a one week run at rate 150 per Uno. Instructions require applying by mail or other means to the adrons kiven in the notice and warn against phone inquiries to the journal office.
A garbled page of classified notices advertises sale items including a four cylinder Studebaker car, an Auburn automobile, pianos from Henderson Piano Co, and various secondhand goods. Other entries promise bargains on phonographs, furniture, and tools with inquiries directed to local dealers and garage contacts.
An advertorial prose touts a weight reduction formula named Phynola Tabletay. It claims fast, convenient home use without methig and promises rapid weight loss by altering body processes. The text targets readers seeking quick slimming results and mentions dosage but uses numerous garbled phrases.
Multiple short notices offer furnished rooms with bath in various locations including West Church near post office and Northrop building, and a room flat on Heath Avenue. Also listings for office space, storage, a lot with building on Eagle Street, and time rooms at East Pleasant Street. Includes contact details like J T Powell and Wake Morgaridge.
A misread line indicates a Supreme Court action affecting a contested apportionment. Justice Misa Rime My West presides as the court weighs allocations linked to Willuas. Details remain unclear due to garbled source text.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe chiropractic care with no surgery or medicine. It mentions appointment times and a state health reference, but the readable content is inconsistent and lacks clear names, places, or outcomes.
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