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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1921
Page
6
A Real expert shoe maker repair service at R. Morick's promises custom work, top quality materials, and the lowest prices in the country. The note advertises skilled craftsmanship and customer-centered results with emphasis on reputation and value.
Esme Nov 17 John Getler aged 88 died in St Vincent's Hospital from an internal hemorrhage after being struck by a switch engine at Sixteenth and Gor nat streets Tuesday night. The Lutheran Ladies plan a morning bake sale at 11 Virlock. Retail Merchants report growing petty theft in downtown stores with small items stolen. efforts underway to curb the theft surge.
Difficult to parse OCR text indicates allegations that a New England poverty charity exploited children to fund and promote a Christmas Seal campaign in Erie. The piece cites advertising through a newspaper and claims Charities effect led to proceeds benefiting the Christmas Seal effort, with accusations that buyers believed their purchases supported the campaign.
A New York Central railroad order caused section forces across the system to be affected on November 15. In the vicinity of Ol City, several section men were laid off yesterday as management reorganized staffing.
A long damaged ad claims Dr. Orth's Stomach Remedy has a sixty year history and offers a guarantee. It promotes indigestion relief with a money back offer via druggists and mail order, touting benefits for indigestion acidity heartburn bloating and related stomach troubles.
A fragmented advertisement lists heavy cotton bloomers for men and women, children's items, leather mittens and gloves, ribbed undergarments, Union Bay outfits, and canvas gloves with scattered prices and old-fashioned sales language. The legible items include men and boys wear and various outer garments with price hints like 50e and 76c, suggesting a late 19th or early 20th century format.
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