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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1917
Page
7
A degraded line mentions Pleat and Bea in a state action, with unclear context and missing details. The readable fragment implies a procedural event or ruling but no concrete date, place, or parties identified. Further text is needed for a precise headline and summary.
A garbled OCR note hints at caution around throat illnesses and home remedies. The readable fragment suggests prudent behavior for minor sore throat symptoms without clear medical guidance.
Local ad notes special prices for upholstery refinishing packing and related work. C. J. Romp listed with Bell phone 86s R No 303 Wah 11-170t.
Unknown pranksters in Thonesta Pennsylvania posted effigy cards on two local men during Thursday night. One banner praised German leadership while another mocked Red Cross and M C A. Both men, reputed to be wealthy, refused donations to Liberty Loan drives and patriotic campaigns.
Notice to all Evening Journal mail subscribers in arrears over twelve months on November 28. Most overdue payments have not been settled within a year. Postal rules require cancellation of daily mail delivery for unpaid subscriptions.
By Jana Marrie Camp Hancock Suguete Ga Nov 26 a 48 day 48 hours cold spell grip southern sands. North wind dull and strong signals holidays near. Soldiers without stoves hope wood supply soon restored. Red Cross and nurses keep men warm with undershirts and care. weather prompts homefront sympathy.
The Starr Granite and Marble Works of Corry Pennsylvania urges customers to place orders now to lock in low prices before wages and commodity costs rise. They claim labor costs have surged and predict the Monumental will be erected in April or May 1918.
An article touts a domestic remedy for catarrhal deafness and head noises. It cites English practices and claims Bogliah treatment restores hearing, providing a recipe using Parmint Dowrite Strength, hot water, and sugar to reduce inflammation and middle ear secretions.
Mr and Mrs Brink of Conneaut Ohio spent Sunday with G McCray s. Mrs W J McCray improving. Mrs Hottle Pierce of Meadville visited her mother Mrs H Holmes. G B McCray with Mr Onscar Carleon drove to Waite Fate Sunday. A schoolhouse social Friday drew a large crowd with proceeds about 42 to buy a clock and useful articles. George McIntyre visited Spartandburg last Saturday. A B Dann manager of the Sheffield Farms plant at Lovells recently visited the Lewis house. Several visitors from Erie stayed at the Allen House Friday.
In Erle Monday residents near McCray and Palmer families note small improvements after recent illnesses. Mrs A D Palmer has been confined for some time but shows gradual progress. Mr and Mrs BeMuiway report light improvement this Sunday, while Corry area residents reel with ongoing health concerns and minor recoveries.
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