Corry Evening Journal local notices and staff details
Corry Pennsylvania newspaper lists its staff editors and managers. It also notes postal classification, subscription rates, advertising charges, and notice policies for the local paper.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1919
Page
2
Corry Pennsylvania newspaper lists its staff editors and managers. It also notes postal classification, subscription rates, advertising charges, and notice policies for the local paper.
A health note describes a tonic claimed to relieve persistent cold symptoms and improve energy. It cites testimonials for “Paslac” as boosting strength and spirits, mentions a man named Will Vaughan and an address at 32 Greenway, Taulue.
A damaged OCR passage discusses protection of a county or town by a named official. It mentions a mayor or governor figure and a general concern about violence or order. Names and places are unclear due to garbled text, but the piece centers on public defense and authority.
Thousands attended the funeral service for Father Cauley at St Patrick’s Church. The ceremony included familiar rites and the burial followed in the family plot at Prinity Cemetery with priests and lay leaders in attendance.
A local public sale advertises farm stock and equipment including 9 cattle, a yearling, two heifers, and various tools. The listing mentions a tramp of plows, walking plows, and a Tivator related item, with terms and ownership details scattered in the notice.
An old text advertises a preparation labeled HEMOROND claimed to cure piles. It promotes relief for thousands of people and promises long treatment relief through a nostrative supposition, citing a patent remedy sold by N. B. Amp & Co.
A garbled notice indicates local grocers will close their stores on May 1 to observe a memorial bay event. Names listed include W. Wielaox, Sweet, Urapler, Decker, Lilas, Selele, and PTA Co. 2690.
Post offices announce adjusted hours for Memorial Day with morning service from 8 to 10 and evening operations. The notice outlines the special weekday schedule and affected locations.
A fragmented and cryptic report describes a city area with winding streets and a chaotic scene. References to Molise and Ne YL hint at locations or groups, while scattered terms suggest a disturbance or incident involving local authorities and residents.
A fragmented notice hints at a medical remedy or product claim. It mentions a location in Philadelphia and a price of 47.50. The readable text is garbled but centers on addressing a cough issue and a specific item or service offered nearby.
Advertisement offers guaranteed waterproof rain coats from the G.1 Hamilton Co. in Boston represented by Mra M. A. Caster. Includes contact details and mail address, typical old-time classifieds tone.
Mrs Maggia Stanislavski of Perth Amboy recounts years of severe female illness with backache dizziness and faintness. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports improved strength and absence of pain and urges others to try the remedy. The maker touts the product as longstanding standard for female disorders and related symptoms.
A cryptic note advertises a lawn mower with claims of substitution and a patented sharpening method. The text references a location and various garbled terms, offering little verifiable detail beyond the unusual product claim.
The fragment reads as garbled OCR with no clear names, places, or events. It cannot be reliably identified or summarized into a valid newspaper item from the readable text.
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