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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1921
Page
6
A lengthy, unclear report recounts an almost two decade effort to locate two missing sons. The piece references armed guards, government involvement, and repeated inquiries in several towns. Details are garbled but imply ongoing frustration and unresolved hopes for a reunion.
Fragmented OCR renders Wattsburg notes with scattered names and events. Mentions North Fast, North Hust, Ben Wright, Chaffey, Amos Bron, and local figures amid unclear dates and places. Overall shows a chaotic, incomplete community update with sports cues and a few labeled roles.
An advertisement-like fragment touts a universal healing salve by Didiort Tani Gipard and associates. It describes miraculous relief for boils, cuts, scalds, burns, bruises, itching, and skin conditions with claimed rapid recovery and complete healing. The text lists multiple ailments and mentions testimonials from a “great healer.”
Police seized a sample from a land obstained yesterday near the railroad bridge amid belief it could yield a confession related to the Woorbury windier case. Authorities learned the sample was stolen from an automobile site about four weeks ago and is the property of the State authorities in Cleveland.
An Evangelistic talk contends the dead face judgment and potential immortality questions. It cites scriptural verses to argue the fate of mankind and the resurrection, claiming many have believed since ancient times that death leads to awakening or transformation.
The text is a damaged religious snippet quoting Paul and discussing immortality as a divine gift. It references verses like I Corinthians 10 58 and contemplates mortal life versus eternal life, mentioning aunt and a man’s deeds without clear context or full names for concrete detail.
Fragmentary OCR item from Corry Pennsylvania with garbled names and numbers. The readable parts reference a phone line and a medical or institutional term but lack clear events or identities. No coherent action or outcome is discernible from the readable text.
An advertorial claims Peterson's Ointment cures piles and eczema with testimonials. Miss Mary Hill of Pittsburgh reports scalp relief and no blotches after using one box. A.B. Ruger of Ravine Wisconsin and other customers vouch for relief from itching and old sores. The copy urges mail order sales and druggist recommendations.
Mrs Werner of Camden New Jersey credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills with curing her nervous fainting spells and backache before her baby was born. She describes weakness and fatigue improving and her birth proceeding easily after taking the remedy.
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