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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1916
Page
7
A robbery occurred yesterday morning at a prominent jewelry shop in Erie. About $170 in watches and jewelry were stolen, with a broken watch and finger rings noted among the items. a $100 reward has been offered by the Jewelry Merchants Association of New York for information leading to apprehension. Police say none of the suspects have yet been identified or captured.
A health-oriented piece extols drinking hot water with a teaspoon of Tonalstone phosphate each morning before breakfast. It argues internal waste accumulates from modern living and asserts the tonic cleanses the stomach liver kidneys and bowels, relieving constipation nervousness and sleepless nights for many readers.
Fragmented OCR text describing sanitary clothing and a plan for development, with distorted phrases and unclear names. The readable parts mention improving cleanliness in suits, a sanitation campaign, and a reference to a bid or political figure.
The Third Class City commission government plan receives strong endorsement from many towns. Editor letters and reports discuss reform, local governance, and the potential impact on Clark Ant and neighboring communities as voters prepare for upcoming ballots.
Mayors and city clerks from Jolnt to Harrinvurih give mixed but largely positive appraisals of a 1918 reform plan. Officials cite improved efficiency, small body governance, and closer department cooperation while voicing concerns about practicality and graft risks.
Miss Agnes Maharfy Tencher of Fiana Woerren Conservatory teaches methods on Fridays and Saturdays at 6 E. Church St. The schedule indicates ongoing instruction in a community setting with regular weekend sessions.
An old advertisement touts Pape's Digestive Regulator claiming rapid relief from stomach pain gas and indigestion within minutes. It emphasizes broad efficacy for men and women, offers a money back guarantee and urges keeping the product at home for day and night stomach upset.
An early 20th century ad touts Ban Cure ointment claiming it treats a wide range of skin ailments from burns to sores and boils. It features testimonials and price points, noting a 36 cent and 25 cent pot, with various regional references and brand names like Me surey Cooperstawn and Ban Cure.
A lively night featured acts including comedy and music with well accented performances. The program promised new costumes and scenery as well as enhanced stage presence, with a five year old audience member enjoying the show amid a string of acts and dances.
An Allegheny river fleet moved downriver with a new dredge and several barges. The article notes the closure of coal-carrying operations near Hickory and Nebraska yard, the relocation of workers, and preparations for continuing barge movements toward West Liberty, with various motorboats aiding navigation.
In Newton, The Biblicanist announces support for Wilson in the mayoral race. The union-backed figure Mredek Ayur ymeyer is cited as central to the campaign, with a printed appeal condemning rival candidates and urging votes for Wilson. The piece highlights a war context and loyalty to the party amid local politics.
An old advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup as a remedy for stomach issues indigestion and constipation in children. It warns against counterfeit products and urges mothers to buy the genuine California Fig Syrup Company product in a 50 cent bottle with clear dosing guidance.
A garbled ad describes a dubious hair treatment using Sago Tea Aniphur Gyo Sage and Speenlondes to turn gray or dull hair back to a natural color. It promises ease of use, a glossy finish, and long lasting results at a small cost, claiming gentle brushing and repeated applications.
A fragmented regional piece describes a diminutive donkey under a heavy burden carried by a man and his wife walking along the Nile. The misread phrasing questions custom and the mistreatment of the wife, urging consideration of her agency rather than blind adherence to tradition.
Public notice announces letters of administration granted to B. B. Hawley of Wayne township Erie County Pennsylvania. all debtors are asked to settle with the estate promptly and claimants to present their demands. issued October 7 1916 by James Barnes registrar and B 5 Hawley executor.
Nonsensical ad style text promoting Golden-Lax tablets alleging relief for liver and headaches. Mentions Conutina Hon and Dieringee with vague directions and pricing. Claims forty tablets per bottle and portable by pocket. Sourced as an old fashioned drug advertisement with garbled OCR phrases.
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