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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1919
Page
5
An iron worker from Carnagio signs a testimonial praising Plant Juice for recovery from dizziness and stomach trouble that left him unable to work. He states he regained the ability to work and holds a position again, crediting Plant Juice and Dr. Downey's Drug Store for his recovery.
Personal mentions list numerous visitors and travelers from Meadville and nearby towns. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Towes, Mrs. Charles Springstead, Captain Wickard Patton, and others visiting Cleveland Warren Warren area towns. Several guests stay with relatives, and travel notes include trips to New York Philadelphia and California.
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a fast remedy for colds and catarrh claiming two minutes of use clears nasal passages and eases cough. It describes an inhaler with antiseptic eucalyptus oil and promotes Lyamei as a refilling product, sold by F. Ames & Co. and druggists.
The listing details numerous properties with prices across several streets including East Church, Railroad, Franklin, and Grove. Properties comprise single and multi family homes, barns, and farms with features such as cement blocks, baths, basements, oak finish, and nearby depots or towns. Some entries mention acreage, outbuildings, fruit trees, and street addresses, illustrating a broad sales offer for multiple locales.
Messy OCR shows residents and events including Barrome of Heic and Mra, Holiker at Corry hospital, Tulip bulbs sale and planting tips, a But oriok Pub Go rep seeking descriptions, and Barbee Sunday School details. Mentions of Tarvin tulip bulbs and church services appear amid place names and dates.
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