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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1924
Page
7
The Stanford Hose Company announces its annual concert ball to support the volunteer fire department. A dance program with an informal party and a concert will be held at the Stile Armory in the evening, featuring fundraising activities and a preview of items for patrons.
Vague OCR text suggests warnings about kidney issues and using salts, with references to headaches stomach pain and unsafe home remedies. It mentions salts from various herbs and drinks like fruit juices, claiming benefits for kidney function, but the content is incoherent and lacks reliable medical guidance. The passage mixes health advice with nonsensical phrases and uncertain claims.
A fragmented OCR line suggests readers noting civilian life details but lacks clear names, places, or actions. The garbled text hints at daily needs and personal items discussed in a civilian page, but specifics are unreadable.
Article explains the virulence of pneumonic plague with medical insights by Dr. Wrancit Ti Pronewakk. It describes how the plague attacks the respiratory system, causing rapid breathing failure and heart strain, and notes the difficulty in treating the infection once symptoms appear.
A Clarendon resident, George Nelson, was killed by a falling steel block at a Miami area plant on October 22. Coroner George M. O’Kelt said the incident involved a derrick cable and a weld shop crew. Nelson succumbed to head injuries as workers cleared the scene. His body was sent to Clarendon for burial. friends and family mourn his loss.
A compressed note credits a organized effort for a market survey that led to notable enterprise progress. It mentions machinery, advertising, and merchant involvement while highlighting the cost and striving for better results through coordinated effort.
The text outlines advertising rules and rates for a journal classified section. It lists acceptable categories such as announcements, employment, real estate, automobiles, and services with pricing notes and editorial rights. It also mentions refunds, insertion counts, and customer guidance on placing ads.
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