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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1918
Page
8
A compact grocery ad fragment lists multiple items with vague pricing such as per pound per quart and net weight packaging. Mentions kraut and tin packaging. No clear dates, locations, or full item names are provided in readable form.
An advertorial warns meat eaters of kidney sluggishness and related illnesses. It prescribes four ounces of Jad Salts daily stirred in water before breakfast for several days and touts a Lithia water tonic made from grape acid, lemon juice, and lithia to flush and activate kidneys, prevent bladder issues, and keep blood pure.
An old slows repair pitch urges readers to bring their worn items to P Morrica for cheap repairs. It claims first class material from Kory Keely and others and promises better service than new. Located at 11% N Center St West Side Belt, with a Belt phone.
Eyewitness accounts describe chaotic scenes as crowds react to renewed hostilities. White banners and torn papers fill streets while readers struggle to glimpse official statements. Police ward off crowds as smoke and debris decorate the avenues.
A damaged OCR page lists lost items and notices including a missing automobile keys request, a horse and cattle sale listing, a cot stove and other used goods for sale, and barter notices. Names mention J. M. Hammond of Wilmington Delaware and references to a location near Column.
Names of men from surrounding towns listed for a morning muster or gathering near a central hub. The fragmentary roster includes numerous surnames and given names, suggesting a local draft or muster event with many participants.
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