Syrup of Figs Ad Hype Trolls Readers at Corry
The Corry Evening Journal reports a sensational herbal cure advertisement touting Syrup of Fig s and Senna as a quick fix for ailments from headaches to stomach issues. An unrelated local hunting note describes high rabbit and grouse yields in nearby Cranberry township and Pittsburgh visitors bragging on game taken.
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Ol Olty
Pittaburg
Tidlowte
South Side
William
Samuel Sampsel
Harry Seaton
George Gebbbs
Cranberry Township
Sitten
Blt
Jay Wel= Hington
Toasminster
Corry Hospital
Angel
Bux
Rob'Morgin
Reed
Harold Brown
Towel Fairfax
Wai
Duke
Henry Reed
Prof
Enrle Pedigo
Ton Ripley
Henry
Clifford Hammond
George Muclytout
Ae Richard
Tay
Mths Fillowt
Emily Weaver
Himer Wilson
Mick Richarda
Choris
Blas Stella Bury
Mrs. Alexander
Political tensions and labor trends amid Democratic era
Local remarks discuss Democratic strength under Woodrow Wilson, wage increases, and employer interest in hiring. Observers doubt broad support for Wilson while noting political spending and labor conditions. Separate notes claim government halts Christmas trust shipments from New England due to shortages.
New Surgical Method Demonstrated at St Johns Hospital
A remarkable operation for appendicitis was performed using a new anesthesia process at St Johns Hospital on Monday. Mia Welsh a school teacher recovering from pneumonia was operated on by Dr Strickland with ameth anesthesia and a splint substitute, allowing her to converse during the procedure. Doctors report the method as a complete success and expect it to enter general use with patient comfort improved.
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the Herald
St. T'S Hoaplin
Mia Welsh
Gamon
Strickland
Mike
Cole
General Tee
Dogs Kill Sheep At Westfield
Westfield residents report dogs fatally attacking several sheep on the fringe of town this week. Local authorities urge vigilance as residents seek to protect livestock and curb further incidents.
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Westfield
The Salt River Packet Recall in Corry Otter Tail recollection
Med Back of Spring Creel forwards a clipping recalling the 1888 Democratic start event after Grover Cleveland’s first term. The piece notes living participants and vivid town scenes as Harley Porter leads a flotilla down Main Street with a horse drawn boat through mud.
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Maintreet
First Avenue
G. Harmon
J. A. Pond
H. K. Splesman
Peans
Pat
Matt Siuthelen
Charley Ames
Hut Bishole
Mirdock
Crosby
Stax Cameron
Marks
Wirry
Krank Phillip
Bar
Prone Laurie
van Vleck & Son
Tepot
Cogswell
Oneida Market
Saddle Horse for Colonel Col G C Week ods of City
Sixteenth regiment NG B city has funded a saddle horse for their commander Col G C Week ods of City. A premier Kentucky horse is prepared for shipment to regimental HQ before Christmas. The colonel notes the gift is timely as the unit plans a dinner at Baptist Church with a meal including oysters, giblet, turkey, pie and other fare.
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NG. B
City
G. C. Wekods
Kentucky
Corry Shop Adopts New Method of Selling Goods
A Corry based merchant on Main Street announces a new approach to selling dry goods and notions to customers. The ad is signed by M. B. Miller, imploring residents to support the business through preferred patronage.
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Corry
Main
La France car test shown by American Fire Engine Co
The American Lalrimee Fire Euging Co prepares to demonstrate the capacity of a new machine on muddy city streets. A company representative works with gowns and equipment, with a test expected tomorrow. Demonstrations aim to influence contract decisions and showcase the machine’s ability.
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Lalrimee Fire Euging Co
Reid
Hugaard
Colinells
Mary
Judge of Election Arrested in Ridgway District
Reed of Ridgway swore an information against A J Windilder, judge of election, accusing him of violating official rules. Windilder, a defeated Assembly candidate from St Marys, waived a hearing and posted 1000 bail for the next Ridgway county term. Proceedings will be closely followed.
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Jig
Peace Reed
Ridgway
UC. Hauber
St Marys
Thi
A. J. Windlder
St Mary's
Hon
Dall
Bik County
Windiilder
Birthday celebration for Hannah Darling's young daughter
Friends and neighbors gathered at 1 Pleasant Street to celebrate her first birthday. A luncheon was served at four o clock and gifts were given with many well wishes from attendees.
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Hannah Darling
Tin Ty Pleasant St
Lancheon Wan
Marriage Notice From Fragmented Region Names
A damaged OCR fragment lists names and places around a marriage notice including Barberton and Corry with unclear dates and participants. The readable bits reference Mrs D F Muncolph and W Wiartanaburg among others.
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Wohy
Barberton
D F Muncolph
Corry
W. Wiartanaburg
Mary
Foubten
Obey
Notice of Local Market Advertisements and Sale
Notice listing multiple business names including C. B. Wilcox Hanson & Son Washington Market Company Brothers Sanitary Meat Market Ht Gordon Sweet Cider Maude and a sales notice for old newspapers at the Journal Office. The advertisement mentions pump station and address 136 Rudi with sale terms for customers.
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C. B. Wilcox
Homes Hanson & Son
Washington Market Company
Brothers Sanitary Meat Market
Gordon
A. L. Warrows
Boulphon
Rudi
Imao
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