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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1920
Page
3
Public notice shows post office publication details in Carry Pennsylvania. Advertising rates are to be applied upon request. Subscriptions listed include weekly penny per copy and carrier mail matters.
The readable text shows a vague renewal reference tied to a personal or official schedule but lacks coherent details. No clear names, dates, places, or actions are discernible beyond an implied periodic renewal.
A quirky, incomplete report notes a Tri-Mus event featuring Kane Five and Moop No. 2 Moy Scot of Kado, with references to teams like Syrwortlan Girls and Nimelose Piva Gish. The fragment hints at preparations, possible lineups, and a promising matchup schedule around midweek.
On Sunday afternoon December 5 a cantata titled Thinksgieing by Mwindon will be presented in memory of a Corry veteran who served in World War. The program includes a bronze memorial and foreign wordings will be read as part of the memorial fund observance.
Corry readers see Red Cross banners as a year end drive reminder. The notice urges those not yet paying their annual dues to contribute now or risk being contacted by collectors. It references window banners and appeals to residents to support the Red Cross campaign before deadlines.
Says piles gone and eczema relief claimed by users Mary JH and Rager. Advertises Peterson's Ointment with testimonials from Pittsburgh and Wisconsin addresses. Mentions druggists and mail-order availability by Peterson Clinic, Hoffaly NY.
Mrs. McManimy of Altoona credits Tanlac with ending crippling pain and weak nerves after years of exhaustion and poor appetite. She details sleepless nights, back pain, and gas, noting sudden recovery in strength and vitality, a restored appetite, and renewed well being. The piece promotes Tanlac as a medical breakthrough supported by her strong testimony, common among other patrons.
An advertisement fragment promotes a pill called Hem-Roid from N F Aine ELo with a money back offer. It emphasizes internal use, rapid relief and lasting effect, and includes no cutting notes.
An advertorial item promotes a 35 cent medicine chest and 85 cent jars of ointment claiming to heal piles sores and skin issues. It promises money back via N F Ames of Thomas Downey if results aren’t as stated and touts other cosmetic and hair care products from Amos & Co, Parrigan Soap, and related items.
A garbled telegraph style notice lists names and entities such as Sovowubi B Camp Te Civelyo Le Ay Bilston Wry TE Be Garfuld Rel Garteld Will Taverinohs Joli Merinick National Motel Mtaq Heten Pertine Tor Veternom Rev Ji m Helieer TL P Boot Mex Mildeai Stevi Mr Ittettoyten Mtn Ty Ae Laval M.
A garbled OCR style collection of product names and vague phrases appears, featuring canned goods, fruit products, and assorted brands. The text reads like a catalog or advertisement strip with scattered terms such as prune, grape fruit, mustard, salmon, cans, and various misspelled brand-like segments.
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