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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1924
Page
5
A fragment describes a remedy claimed to cure severe digestive and intestinal issues. The piece mentions a physician or advertiser, a mysterious tonic, and references to bodily relief and fortune. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text but suggest a period newspaper card about a health remedy.
A damaged OCR item mentions kidney disease and medical remedies, listing names like Lindsley, Annie, Coogi Whompwon, and Barons. The text references foods, wine, and drug stores in a chaotic, unclear narrative with scattered phrases about cures, plans, and events.
A stream of personal notices shows Maxine Durham leaving early for Pittsburgh with relatives in a bid to visit kin for about three days. The list mentions numerous locals and travelers moving between Wilton Union and nearby towns, with plans to attend funerals, conventions, and family reunions in Pittsburgh, Warren, Youngstown, and Cleveland.
A historic market close page lists numerous firms and brands active in Oil City including Amerivads Smnelters Amerie T and T American Woolen Reo Ndiuevalla Packard Motor Co Reading Republic Steel Westinghouse Wabash Com Westinghouse Willys and others. The fragmentary list hints at a broad industrial presence with utilities oil and steel makers spanning multiple sectors.
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and places like New York, Ohio, Salt Creek and Bradford with references to gas, heat, and supply. The readable items suggest a local energy notice or market snippet about price movements or supply actions affecting utilities and gas companies.
A cement mixer on Route 205 is being moved with work near South Feasiklia and Kaneville. The project aims to complete a water and gas line layout, weather permitting, and extend the move to finish one and a half miles toward Roweville.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a disrupted entry at Marion Street with unclear details and mumbled identifiers. The readable bits reference an address, date, and possible event but lack coherent context for a full summary.
A Washington Star note advises coloring fabrics with a salt and turpentine solution. To fix color permanently, mix three quarters of a pail of hot water with a handful of salt and two tablespoons of turpentine, apply to cotton materials, and rinse when cold to prevent fading. Do not repeat or rephrase.
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