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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1912
Page
3
Mr. and Mrs. 8. b. Willard of Mt LaMayalts street traveled to Corry and Meadville this morning. Mrs. J. M. Manthiws, reported to have helped with costs and is returning home to Wilridge, Glehnostown Jour nil.
A vintage florist advertisement from 210 E Main St offers wilie bock supplies and related items. The note lists items like hy hth center ore and mentions address details and contact information for ordering. It preserves period voice and local business style.
A church meeting in the parlor is announced for Friday evening October 1 with admission listed as two cents. A fall and midwinter millinery expo is planned for Friday and Saturday October 18 and 19 with Mrs Maude Trigis Craig promoting hats at 1085 Center St.
A rough community column notes a chicken and walleye supper at the Commercial Hotel every Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Charley Morse and others are mentioned working digging potatoes, with broader items on local club golf trophies, lost wallet inquiries, river reports, and school gas well activities reflecting ongoing regional happenings.
The nl convention of the Wear Honnia Manemal Director's association will be held in Arlington on Oct. 80 with demonstrations and instructional papers read in parlors. Officers include Presiding Mr C. G. White of New Castle and Vice president Ramey Bigion. In Hoover, a highwayman attacked Fred Heberle near a bank, demanded funds, found only a gold watch and a pencil, and escaped by a dark alley. Heberle could only describe the thief as slightly under six feet tall.
A fragmented ad page pushes dubious health claims about digestion with dubious tips and unverified remedies. It lists products like Pope’s Dignepsin, cheap tonics, and various sensational claims while mixing job ads and local notices, creating a cluttered, unreliable snapshot of a late era newspaper page.
A damaged OCR item describes an attempted robbery or hold up with garbled names and phrases. It mentions a man urging a victim to raise a arm and threatens violence to obtain money. The text is fragmentary but implies a criminal act and a suspect linked to a theft attempt.
A fragmented warning from a period health notice warns against ointments containing mercury that damage mucous membranes and the nervous system. It touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as mercury free, claims it treats mood and mucous surfaces, and promotes buying only from reputable physicians and trusted druggists with price details and testimonials.
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