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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1919
Page
8
Full stock of women’s tailored suits offered at big reductions. Handsome suits in many styles include plain tailored, braided and buttoned trims for Miss, small women, regulars and a few extra sizes. Former prices 35, 37.50, and 40.
An old advertisement urges daily hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims clearer skin better digestion fewer headaches and a rosy complexion after one week. The tonics cost little and are said to improve overall health and vitality.
War Department allows discharged soldiers to retain certain equipment and provides replacement items if not received at discharge. Veterans may apply through Congressman Ablion W. Shrive for remaining articles such as coats shoes gloves and helmets plus a Victory button.
A druggist touts a vegetable tea laxative as a health builder. It is advertised as gentle, effective for children, and helpful for feverish or fretful states, claiming quick relief and improved vitality.
Two Erie teenagers, 14 year old Eri0y Brewer and 18 year old Carrie McCray, who vanished late Tuesday from the Taggart home near Parke, were found in Buffalo. They are reportedly waiting for funds to buy return trip tickets. The Taggart girl attends Central High School and accompanied the others to a drive near a jewelry shop before vanishing.
Five hundred thousand Red Cross seals were ordered from state headquarters for Erie County. The campaign will begin in December with seals sold at one cent each to raise funds for the fight against the white plague.
A garbled note mentions inoculation with mysterious substances described as “great avortb” and references materials like oil, tallow, charcoal, and velvet. G. Sanders, director at the Pennsylvania Durant of Plant, is cited amid unclear context.
Fragmentary note discusses alleged drug methods and fake entries, mentioning various unclear names and phrases without coherent context or verifiable facts. The text appears as garbled OCR with partial references to persons and places, making reliable summary difficult.
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