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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1919
Page
3
Fragmentary classified text shows scattered phrases and contact notes with vague bids and names. The readable portions mention a board, numbers, and unclear location cues, reflecting a damaged ad snippet with no clear item or price.
An assortment of real estate listings highlights houses and farms for sale or investment. Entries mention multiple properties with front footage, room counts, barns, and nearby features, along with prices and contact prompts. The ad emphasizes residential and rural parcels and invites inquiries for available listings.
A bustling district pageant marks Wood's third week of birthday festivities with parades, stalls, and community cheer. Local businesses highlight promotion events while residents gather for music, food, and family-friendly activities across multiple venues including parks and parade routes.
Warren I mis Juby, a youth accused of theft from a local store, was escorted by County Sheriff D M Howard to Buffalo for a medical exam before possible Navy enlistment. The report questions whether courts should suspend punishment for young criminals by granting military service.
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as the nationwide popular remedy for colds coughs and grippe. It claims relief for the whole family and promotes bottles priced 60 cents and 120 cents at druggists.
The ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a health aid for regular bowel movements. It claims the pills thoroughly cleanse the bowels and promote bile flow without harsh purgatives, offering mild relief from constipation.
A damaged ad promotes HEM-ROTD tablets from Ames & Co for piles claiming blood stagnation in the lower bowel and a home treatment that avoids surgery. It asserts quick relief and low cost with a simple internal tracing method and mentions a Dr Leonhardt discovery.
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