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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1926
Page
5
A garbled discussion advocates weight gain in children through vitamins and supplements. It mentions sugar treats and various products, urging readers to consider methods for increasing body weight, strength, and vitality in skinny kids. The text uses uncertain names and disjointed phrases, conveying a guidance tone without clear sources or evidence.
Fragmented OCR lists names and wards as party committee winners with unclear punctuation and misread words. The readable items name several individuals by ward, including first, second, and third wards, with various surnames and titles suggesting election result notes in a city precinct context.
Fragmentary notes describe a murder trial involving a prison guard with references to witnesses and attorneys. The garbled text mentions a juror, a witness stand, and named individuals including a defense attorney and state officials, indicating ongoing court action and close courtroom proceedings.
Morning reports list Mable Spoth of Chlumpbus visiting Brie Wo Hi Goleett on ten days business with Caxton, Mansfield, and Raymond Manufacturing Co. others include Mrs L. Smith, Mrs Herbert Oleson, Irene, Miss Thelma Stas, and many guests in the city visiting friends and attending church events.
Fragmented OCR text describes Miller unable to keep food down and bloated after using Adlerika. Mentions gas relief, stomach issues, and a claim of bringing out old matter. References Thomas Downes and a drug. Partial symptoms and vague anecdotes without clear medical evidence.
An advertisement describes bladder weakness causing disturbed sleep and urges readers to try a patent medicine. It promotes tablets named Lil Centstudh and a cleanse pill, claiming relief and improved vitality. The copy targets general readers with medical-sounding claims and mentions availability at drug stores.
A distorted United Press report from May 20 describes disputed milk refusals and subsequent sales. The garbled text references authorities, witnesses, and New York locations, but the exact sequence and outcomes remain unclear due to transcription errors. The piece mentions milk, refusals, and sale actions amid unclear names and dates.
United Press report from Washington states Secretary of the Treasury Mellon and his Senate Republican colleague Reed endorsed William Vare, Philadelphia banker, for the Republican Senate nomination. Pepper was the rival candidate, with the endorsement signaling a bloc in Pennsylvania and shaping the contest ahead of the primary.
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