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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1919
Page
6
A garbled classified page lists sale items and wanted help from Corry Pa. Entries include sale of furniture pool tables pianos wagons and residences, plus job ads for sales reception and office work with contact notes and phone numbers. The text shows many mis-spellings and OCR errors typical of old newspaper classifieds.
A fashion note describes a luxurious serge dress design with a tunic, belt, and trimmed braid details. The pattern Pictorial Review No. 8253 uses blues in sizes 34 to 44 bust, requiring 4 yards of serge and 1 yard of 6 inch binding, price 26.
Mrs. JosefHine Kimble of Portland Indiana describes severe distress from a failure to stand or work. After trying physician treatments she found relief with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and regained strength to do her own work. The ad invites other women to write for guidance.
Notice to creditors and parties indebted to and by the estate of Fen ton E F Stotman to present claims and make payments. Includes appointment of administrator Hanic Datrie and references to legal actions by Kincaid & Kincaid. Mentions railroad crossing closures affecting work crews and safety at Ger init, Plun and Poplar Streets.
Real estate listings offer bargains including a two family house on Grand with $41000 cash, multiple parcels with prices from 700 to 1200, including farms, lots, and houses with garages, notable notes on location such as North unity and Spring Chrome area, and references to timber, fruit, and cattle amenities.
The note cites Robert A. Patterson urging readers to act as property moves, hinting at a sales push or ad context. It presents a promotional, brief call to acquire property quickly, likely aimed at a general audience.
A reader recounts a Friday night school function tied to religious proselytizing allegations at a high school. The account defends the event as noncoercive while noting concerns from opponents and clarifying the organizer's role and statements.
A dubious health ad claims heavy meat eaters develop sluggish kidneys due to uric acid. It promotes drinking four ounces of red Salta and Jad Salta with Lithia as a daily kidney cleanse to prevent bladder issues and serious kidney complications.
In Italy the American Red Cross presents a feature tour highlighting relief work and humanitarian aid during wartime.
An incoherent fragment mentions Denikin and a painting given in America. It references officials, a central unit, and medical or professional names but lacks coherent context or clear events. Notable elements include names like Andrew and McKelydy and addresses in Corry, Pennsylvania, though their relation to the painting gift is unclear.
The note appears to describe arrangements at a local parlor with references to a gathering or event. It mentions names and a location, but the legible content is fragmented and unclear about date or precise action.
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