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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1921
Page
6
Prominent infantile paralysis fatality reported in Ve Hage county as a child born November 8 1917 in Sugarertok dies after long illness. Survived by parents Laviche and Burkharth of Sugarort, with siblings listed. Details indicate family distress and local obituary notices referencing a recent death in the area.
A scrambled report describes three men overpowering jailers leading to an escape from a county jail. Unclear names and dates appear in the garbled text, with authorities mentioned as pursuing the fugitives and a possible note of a payment or reward.
A garbled page recalls birthday anniversaries in Youngsville and nearby towns. Names like Charles Patterson and Tonia Tiephyville appear amid scattered fragments, with wishes for sunshine and happiness. Readers are left with a nostalgic collage of personal milestones from several households.
An advertisement touts a stomach remedy by Dr Arth’s Stamm we Kemedy promising instant relief from indigestion and stomach trouble. It claims refunds if 48 hours after purchase the money is returned, and notes availability at drug stores with a nationwide company address in Ohio.
Notice to heirs and creditors of the estate at Ray Wing Armory. Claimants must present probate demands and payout details by a stated deadline to be settled under 401K provisions. Unknown parties are urged to file any objections or claims with the clerk.
The item reports Caldwell being released by Cleveland and mentions Jim the Tul a player with notable ball skills, plus references to Doris hind Ray and a 1920 game where Me won 20 and lost 7. It notes a weekly meeting called to by Mem Henry Mots and attendance urged for a local event with a quilt yard home and electricity sales.
An unusual advertisement blends a testimonial style piece praising Nerv Worth a famous whistler with a promotional note about Nerv Worth products and a business upgrade. The piece references a move to East Washington Street No. 102 and 104, with sale pricing on current stock to attract customers before the November 5 relocation.
Fragmentary notice lists names and places such as Amity Street and East South Streets, with scattered phrases like WANTED, work, potato eating, and shoe repair. Contains multiple garbled names and addresses, no coherent event or full details.
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