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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1921
Page
7
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions warnings near a water area south of a place called Tar d and a date or code 4050. The text is heavily garbled, preserving little concrete context or identifiable people or organizations.
A historical note on the device named Iets It used to peel corn and callus material, attributed to P Ames and Co. The fragment suggests a small inventorial or catalog entry highlighting a tool marketed as a corn and callus peeler. The reference implies a product by a company named P Ames & Co, likely from a period catalog or trade listing.
An old advertisement claims Peterson's Ointment cures ulcers and eczema with testimonials from William J. Nichols of Rochester and Peteroon of Buffalo. It touts leg ulcers and itching relief and promises money back if not the best ever used.
Pythian Sisters hosted a birthday supper for member Mya Brown at the K P Hall. Guests enjoyed elaborate cloak dining, black and yellow decorations, and a social evening with dancing after a formal program. Mrs Brown received a warm tribute and the gathering included a substantial dessert and music, concluding with a regular meeting.
A social gathering at 420 West 17th Street in Erie City celebrated Miss Mildred Thompson’s upcoming marriage. Guests included Marguerite Huarp and friends from Lawrence Park. The event featured readings, music by local players, and a floral shower with refreshments and small gifts for the bride to be.
Fragmentary OCR text to summarize. Mentions unclear print, glasses, and a Dr William Stanley Brown. Reads as a garbled ad or notice about reading aids and an election or appeal. No clear event or dates. Primary entities: Dr William Stanley Brown.
A garbled OCR text from a local real estate item or notice. It mentions November dates and a mix of unrelated phrases about life, fish, law, and a 12 year suite. The readable content is minimal and scattered, lacking a coherent event or clear entities.
Mrs Elh Haydock of Chicago credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with saving her from an operation for female troubles. She explains doctors predicted surgery, but after taking the remedy for six weeks she recovered and now tends a six room flat with her sisters also using the product. She endorses the medicine and offers to write to anyone seeking a personal letter.
A meeting of the Peueruten wravs of Corry will be held in Paria hall tomorrow at 4 o'clock. The speaker Dr X. Troy Gillette will discuss Malnutrition in Children. Following the meeting, a crucial business session will address constitutional amendments and other important matters.
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