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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1924
Page
5
Bleary OCR fragment lists various company names and terms including market Closings and grading, plus references to Sas yer ye Mend MT and Westinghouse. Mentions New York, Indiana, and corporate overlay concepts with unclear context and no coherent event or outcome.
Fragmented OCR text mentions names like Mr Walter A Shanan, Erie, Willett, and hospital references. The readable parts describe cold air causing discomfort, a doctorly tone, and personal notes about visiting a father and a patient at a hospital, with scattered phrases about ophthalmic or health issues and a list of seemingly unrelated names.
Promotes a dubious antiseptic ointment claiming to cure sores cuts boils and burns with wide product range and multiple sellers. Mentions Gillad Sno Cure and Sim Cura Ointment along with Banguir a Soap as skin care aids. Parade of inconsistent claims and exaggerated testimonials accompany the ad style pitch.
Personal mentions include G A Elston visiting Jamestown Aventis and Bertha Kunz Hinker hosting at Hirst Lutheran Church, with readings by Mimi Fannin Amidon in Malloy North. Several residents travel to Rochester New York and New York City for visits and Thanksgiving. Local events mention a bridge project and upcoming Meard and medicine event at the High School Auditorium.
Fragmented OCR text about a remedy and liver oil tablets. It mentions a child of nine or more years gaining weight with certain tonics. The passage reads like an advertisement or medical claim and includes unclear product names and dosages. It lacks coherent context or verifiable facts.
A raveled collection of garbled type describes aches and nerves, back pain, dizziness, and blurred sight with mentions of tonic remedies, drugs, and family signals. The piece cites Mr. Smith of Washington Street and a patient recounting relief from a stimulant diuretic regime and advice from druggists to seek medical aid.
Tonight the L C B A hosts a card party at Maccabees Hall as the third in a winter series. A large crowd is expected with progressivePedro entertainment and refreshments to follow in the evening.
An old advertisement promotes Kastor Jams and Kastor Jaynes to trick parents into giving castor oil to children. It claims a trial package from a druggist costs five cents and promises easy dosing and quick results. The copy targets mothers and touts chocolate flavored tones, urging purchase despite unclear, questionable medical claims.
A garbled excerpt presents a king pointing to his army and walls as a metaphor. Readable phrases mention walls, a brick, health, and combat, but the fragment lacks clear events, names, dates, or locations to form a full report.
Plant workers are urged to attend a Wednesday night meeting at 7 o clock in the Municipal building. BeWill Shields will discuss what assistance is available from Community Service and financing plans for indoor recreation and related program matters. All interested are asked to be present.
A memorial note from family friends marks the first anniversary of the death of Francis Estell Hatch. The message lists relatives including Mr and Mrs Schrader Mrs James Carter and Mrs Ku Jones and reflects on the vacant place in the home and the remembered love that remains. The verse expresses faith that the soul rests in Heaven and notes the beloved’s loss.
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