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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1921
Page
3
Public notice from Corry Evening Journal Corry Pa lists advertising rates and mailing details under Second Class Mail. It notes annual postage per year and weekly copies with per copy charges and instruction to inquire at the Post Office for rates.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions a box social event and a person named Carl Adams. The readable text cites Ost 14 and WAL 144 with unclear surrounding context. No clear date or location is established in the legible portions.
Report says a janitor was bound during a theft at the Columbia theatre district. Thieves escaped with a cache of coins and valuables after forcing open a safe while three men acted as lookouts. Police investigation continues with no arrests announced.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses a supposed remedy from a pharmacist or druggist, claiming to remove intestinal pain and related issues with a preparation that allegedly treats stomach and bowel ailments. The text mentions a wife and a conversation with a friend about an attack, but the details are unclear and largely unintelligible.
Fragmented OCR text describes Jamestown developing a new gas field near Wonshees Bio idioma and mentions pipelines, prospecting, and potential wells. It references historic entities and places and hints at broader industrial activity with dates and locations ruined by garbled text.
Fragmented OCR notes recount a local mishap and personal ties. Mentions George Anitesann of South Dakota and sister Mary Paneingiil, with references to Hack foe tome and Cecile Himiphisy. A wheel and wagon incident near John Dott place ends abruptly with a wreck on a road.
John Orrutt drove to Ripley with a nephew for a Saturday visit and plans to attend archioal. Dresler and wife called on Leonard J. Grondy Sunday. Numerous visitors including John Prt and family, Arthee Wallace, Herald Bemis, Humphrey and family, and Ethel Bemis paused in town.
A chaotic ad for Rex Garage in Corry Pa promotes free replacement of worn or damaged car parts with lines claiming specialized nerve and spine services from Andrew McKelvey. The noisy message lists dubious addresses and phone numbers, blending automotive and medical claims.
An advertisement by N. F. Ames & Co promotes a nasal spray treatment described as a direct remedy for a condition named catarre. The copy promises safe, sensitive application and money-back guarantees, claiming immediate relief and satisfaction.
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