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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1916
Page
7
Fragmentary text discusses a theme of fey and practical roles among Terrans. The readable portions mention a Newe style or note and uneven phrasing, with references to a byline or page notice. No clear people, places, organizations, dates, or events are identifiable.
Fragmented OCR text describes construction instructions for silk trim and fabric pieces with detailed steps. Names like Clourytlin, Meares, and others appear amid garbled instructions about underbod, front, back, perforations, and sewing techniques. The readable output is a series of fabric assembly directions lacking coherent context or clear event.
The article describes constructing a chemise with light fabrics and edging in a detailed period sewing pattern. It explains yardage needs, placement of front panels, folding, and cutting guides. It notes finishing touches like embroidery to add daintiness to the garment.
Henry M. Stouaker was found dead on Oct 7 in his Warren apartment near a window. Neighbors reported no sound from the living space and work absence at the Conowange refining plant. Physicians say death occurred about two days earlier, with heart trouble cited as the likely cause.
The text presents a political portrait of Governor Hughes and his claims of supporting labor legislation and social justice. It cites vows to enforce laws equitably, veto actions favoring corporate interests, and promises of a nonbossed administration, amid critiques of his governance and potential presidential prospects.
An ad touts Thompsons Barostna and Thompson’s Haroamn as miracle cures for kidney and liver ailments. It claims Downey and Ames & Co offer a sale on these products with testimonials from various local readers claiming dramatic improvements, urging readers to buy to protect their money.
Erie itinerary offers a one dollar round trip next Sunday. The message notes attractions along the Great Lakes shore and references the Spovlyl train of the Pennsylvania Railway. Departure time listed as 9:10 A M.
A vintage eye care advertisement by Dr. D. Padoll Promotes eye comfort and headache relief through optical solutions. Claims long service and improved clarity using specialized drops and remedies. Mentions optometry practice locations Corry, Pasliga, Brigary and traction building.
President Wilson delivers a confident acceptance speech praising his wartime leadership. It credits domestic reforms and promises to fulfill long-range plans, asserting America’s strength to maintain honor while improving domestic conditions amid global upheaval. The message frames unity and progress as wartime resilience.
Mrs Nolsoon of 209 W Wayne St Corry reports her rheumatism much improved after trying Alteran and other remedies. She expresses cautious optimism about future improvement and notes the Golding Company has allowed the Goldine Man to stay at Ames.
A local notice urges residents of Corry to visit Ting Store for full day and Monday night coverage. The message emphasizes best effort to assist the community and invites people to call and see Ting while available.
Thousands praise Ban Cura for swift relief of ranning sores fever sores and skin troubles. The ad touts Ban Cura Ointment at 50 cents a jar with a money back guarantee from Ames and Co and Thompson Medical J. Findings include claims of curing burns scalds bruises and other skin issues and a matching antiseptic soap for 25 cents.
Old remedies warn reducing meat to ease back and kidney pain. A noted authority links uric acid in meat to kidney strain, recommending four ounces of Jag Sulée daily with water at breakfast. A maid of ae and lemon juice mix with lithin is cited as a traditional method to flush kidneys and restore bladder health.
A damaged OCR fragment recounts a chaotic street scene with stray animals and crowded crowds. The text mentions a donkey, water jugs, and a controversial political label while describing distress and a trampling incident, though many words are garbled.
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