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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1919
Page
4
Prepwork and ceremonies at Midway with Moy and Davia leading a religious observance. Attendance expected from residents of Ridgway and nearby areas as a ritual service culminates with a note on community unity and annual rites.
An obscure historical advertisement touts a weight loss treatment using a blend labeled Alvagra or Vavenols. The copy names various ingredients and claims rapid, inexpensive results with little effort. It references Pennsylvanian sanitary boards and a state livestock bureau, but offers no verifiable efficacy details.
Volunteers are encouraged to help at Red Cross rooms with duties ranging from clerical work to door-to-door outreach. The agency seeks community members to assist in relief efforts and health programs throughout the city.
A distorted obituary style note honors Private Dufford E Mellen of Company A 104th Infantry. It recounts a wartime rescue in 1918 Holy Humba area and his deeds in a gallery of courage. The piece mentions Mellen’s family in Worcester Massachusetts and references fellow soldiers and a valorous act.
The feature presents two coat models in new styles with long and short silhouettes. It describes a satin trimmed coat with a black satin belt and broadcloth trim, plus a square worn coat with a bron vest and natural skirt. Sizes and prices are listed for each item and the assortment includes accompanying jackets and skirts. For sale by TD. Livermore.
The Salvation Army outlines its U S footprint and spending including 13000 corps and 2 085 million budget for operations. It runs 75 hotels for men and women 127 880 children aided in four children s homes and 1 742 815 beds in industrial homes with 24 000 000 yearly audience.
A vintage style ad touts Freezone for corns claiming a touch dissolves the corn instantly with no pain. It promises easy removal using a tiny bottle costing cents, suitable for toes, between toes, or calluses, and encourages buying thrift stamps.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a garbled notice or brief schedule. It mentions repeated sessions over three weeks and references spots, dates, and names in unclear form. Entities and specifics are unreadable, making precise reconstruction impossible.
Fragmentary note questions a person named Julia about going to Laurelwood Moralyg and mentions a mother figure, a shop, and a habit of not knowing a place. It cites a house at 11734 Nec Jter St next to Dr. Kibler’s office and references a host shin maker in Corry.
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