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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1912
Page
7
The text reads as a noisy OCR fragment listing names and phrases with unclear context. It mentions references to hay, HelL, Babbitt, Pil, and Mittton with scattered names such as Knove and Klin, producing no clear event or report.
A damaged OCR snippet hints at a local notice involving Corry and Anise with uncertain details and no clear action or date.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local notice mentioning treelike plantings, grape vines, and wood drilling. Details are unclear, with several garbled terms and no clear actions, dates, or responsible organizations identifiable from the readable fragments.
An advertisement claims a plant called Diabetes Herb can treat diabetes by restoring vigor and aiding weight loss. It offers a 11UM Marmtens remedy with a diet plan, vitamins, and a food element table, inviting readers to mail for a free hooker and special folder.
Numerous rental notices list small homes rooms and suites at 149 West Smith Street 127 Gould Street 18 Frederick Street and other addresses with terms like water, cellar, and partial board. Several sales promote a piano a double house on Bond Street a soft coal stove a delivery wagon and a new rig. Public sale announced at a farm on Wattabur Road with Jersey cow teams and tools. Legal notice forbids tinning on premises.
A garbled OCR collage lists multiple for sale notices including residences, farms, and commercial spaces across Corry Pennsylvania and other locations. It also contains rental and job ads, livestock and property details, and addresses like Congress Street Center Atraat Mant Wayne and Bond Streets near Hatch School. Names such as A. Apps and Mrs A Dickey appear amid inconsistent city notes and ad boilerplate.
Live stuck for sale two year old registered bar for further information in gain of Nelson Drake, R D 4 Corry Pa. Bell phone 146K 4. For sale good arriving mare six years old weight about 1000 Standard tech city broke wound Dr M H Christie a
Public notice reports the Corry Evening Journal ownership details for the six months preceding September 1912. A. D. Colngrove is listed as editor and publisher with circulation figures and postal locations. Notary public Robert J. Osborne attests to the sworn statement dated September 1912.
Advertisement seeking an intelligent person with good address for permanent lucrative work. No books or insurance to poll. Send complete details about yourself to P. W. M. care of Doubleday Page & Company Gulden City New York. Lost watch found notice requests return.
County officials moved to shorten Saturday hours and daily close times. Clerk of Courts Gillett and Sheriff Moomy will not require deputies to stay late, and other offices may previously extend to 5 pm. Treasurer Walkin informed clergy that Saturday holidays would be observed differently, aligning with new closing rules.
Lonie Titonell, 17, domestic for Thomas K Crew, was arrested at her brother James Littlefield’s Saybrook home on a warrant by Mr. Grea for stealing clothing, a diamond ring valued at 00, a necklace at 10, and fur furnishings. She admitted concealment to Constable Join Brows, brought to county jail, waived a hearing, and bound over to the December court, with bail set at 210.
A frame house owned by Mr. and Mrs. Passenger in Russell burned with Mr. Passenger fatally injured. Witnesses place him at the Keystone Shop store around 5:60 o clock when he collected his pay from a delivery service. Fire origin undetermined and investigators noted the structure was bowing before collapse.
An explosion at Glade Run works injures Warren Buell, an employee, with two fractured ribs and possible internal injuries. Bricks fly through the area as a leak in a pipe is found, but no fire is reported. The article also promotes Thompson's Barosmine and Dandelion products with testimonials and local dealer names.
Fragmented text shows offers for seafood and sandwiches with odd pricing phrases such as one cent and two cent items. Mentions Strickly Fresh Oysters and Fred Dogeled Crabs, plus references to a soap company and an art reproduction method. Appears promotional in nature with unclear, garbled wording.
A reader alert warns that certain patent medicines and ointments claim cures for stomach ailments and digestive problems but contain steroids and mercury. The notice urges caution, noting harmful internal effects and urging to consult reputable physicians. It mentions a purported cure named Gold by Drugklata and lists a price and packaging details to warn consumers.
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