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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1917
Page
4
A garbled passage offers a dubious recipe claiming lemon juice plus prelubed whitened substances can reveal hidden beauty. Instructions describe skin care steps and mixtures with uncertain measurements and vendors, urging strain and preparation for a seemingly pure final product.
Valeska Suratt stars in Wits Ninwbor at the Amuse theater in a lively production. The show features notable performers and a comic storyline with audience appeal.
Fragmented OCR notes describe C. L. Alexander visiting Erte and SHEMALE to Paul Le Miy ess bak rns nuitning tar Mele, Sue Myde Brawa driving to Paul Le Miy, and Mele ev ppiind Like Lay de Udalhss Sir. Mentions of Oriat visit with Tey, Patversons, Lat Nib Patigued, and Warren Wpithany-deth amid nightly talks and brief city events.
Fragmented lines report gatherings and travel across Magville Wattsbute Sherman and Oil City. Mentions include Owens, Tett, Whilps, Healy Thayer, Richardason, Harte, and a resident studying at Utah University.
Merritt of the Penneplvania Mallroad detective forea spends day in the city. R H Whittossy travels home Saturday from ab tew diya. Vintt with frinada at Rolonville. Mrs BG Lynot wid xo Punk of West Virginia visits Mr. Mou and PT. Bente. Mr. James Nowl to Buf falo formerly Onery bastion visits Lys Ayieles dtr Yeill will oeute.
A fragmented 1911 notice lists residents and events on Malt Street and North Limeae. It references Mrs David Barlow, The AbahTind, and The Gung, with plans for afternoon gatherings and a Wednesday Oct 3 event.
Fragmented OCR describes a medical or environmental procedure, referencing toxins, conditions, and a cleanup process. It notes property contamination and costs, with scattered names and terms. The readable portions suggest an evaluation of health impacts and remediation steps following exposure.
The readable text mentions glasses and a shopper urging not to buy glasses and referencing someone named Lee. It appears as garbled OCR with unclear context and several nonsensical phrases. No concrete event, person, or organization can be confidently identified.
The text appears as garbled OCR fragments with names and phrases unclear in meaning or context. Readable items include scattered names and nonsensical lines lacking coherent events or entities to summarize into a proper news item.
A reader describes a morning ritual of drinking a glass of hot water with a spoonful of limestone phosphate to flush the stomach liver and kidneys. The practice reportedly clears toxins and sour fermentations, improves appetite and digestion, and leaves one feeling refreshed. It costs little and is recommended for constipation stomach trouble and rheumatism.
Fragmentary text describes a condition labeled nervousness and fatigue tied to poor blood. Mentions symptoms like languor irritability and weakness with references to treatments and a doctor located at 70 Wingarn Avenue offering free examinations and consultations on select days.
A degraded listing of multiple sale notices across farms and livestock. Items include a touring Ford, a Royal typewriter, horses and mares of various ages, a thoroughbred horse, a modern house for sale, hay mares, and general farm equipment. Names, addresses, and contact hints appear in scattered forms.
A historical ad touts Golden-Lax Kablote as a swift digestion aid and laxative. It claims indigestion causes wars and portrays the product as safe with a money back guarantee. The copy emphasizes bowel health and a rapid smile through its tonics.
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