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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1918
Page
3
Classified ads describe sale items including a Weber NaOH set, wooden chairs dressers sideboard and other goods. Listings mention prices such as 109 pounds and reference brands or makers in a fragmented sale notice.
An advertisement touts a "powerful" remedy for rheumatism claiming quick relief after a two day dose. It stresses affordability, doctor endorsements, and availability at Amos & Co and druggists, urging readers to purchase a large bottle for ongoing treatment.
A public sale is held at a Lovell area farm one way south of the Town House. Items include sows calves hens harnesses hay rack farming tools and household ads. Sale begins at 10 o'clock with cash under five dollars and on higher amounts six months' notes with approved paper. Norris Brown John Hagin and others oversee the sale.
Local dealer advertises a firlok nick in good condition at 110 112 114 West Main Street with frontage 100 feet deep. Inquiries to A Harris at St James Hotel. Advertisement date April 19.
Fragmentary OCR details a violent act in Jamestown involving a man identified as John Rola 78. The report mentions an incident on a road or avenue near a stony or industrial area, with references to a conductor and a likely fatal outcome. Names and exact locations are obscured, but the core event is a decapitation resulting in death.
In a tragic incident a wagon fatally struck a local man. Eyewitnesses describe a sudden collision near a churchyard as bystanders rushed to aid the injured. No clear names or dates are legible due to damaged text.
An advertisement extols pure blood as the source of youth and vigor, claiming red blood rich in iron and phosphates improves color, appetite, strength, and emotional well being. It promotes a product Phosphated Tran in capsule form, offered by C. Battsbitt & Son for weary, nervous or thin-blooded individuals.
Franklin, May 18. Four poker players were arrested at the police station after a dawn incident. One remained in custody as the others posted bail, while authorities warned against attempting tests or reporting names. The case involves Blakeley and the state’s efforts to ensure lawful conduct.
Fragmented OCR text mentions medical topics and a claimed demonstration. It lacks clear names or events. The readable lines hint at a discussion of procedures, preparations, and a controversial claim about a substance. No coherent narrative or identifiable entities are present to confirm a concrete news item.
May 13 Ellery Center reports a high wind and heavy rain damaged Briggs farm east of Ellery Center. A heavy timber struck a infant boy, fracturing a skull. parents Mr and Mrs Brackner were not hurt. Three cows were injured.
The Arbuckle Ladies Aid organized a Red Cross drive at Arbuckle and planned meetings at Mr Vera Rousy’s to coordinate work. Miss Livvie Nelson closed a term of school and returned home. Mrs Maryette Stoltz visited in Union City. Leah Capron returned from New Jersey with family. WinstonDonaldson made a business trip to Helene. The Ladies Embroidery Club meets May 24 at Mrs Nettie Applaches. Memorial Day speaker Hinkson hosts Wattsburg event. weather keeps H W Owen from attendance. Amelia Richunle visits from Pittsburgh.
A damaged testimonial from Corry street resident Mrs H Mout reports long term backache swelling and leg pains. After using Doan's Kidney Pills she notes relief within a box and keeps them on hand for any signs of trouble.
Pine Grove Cemetery Association calls its annual meeting for Monday May 14 in the evening to elect ten directors for the ensuing year. Shareholders urged to attend and participate in the election and general business. For sale notices follow with plant stock and bulbs offered locally by Leon Moore and W Hasbrouse with contact details.
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