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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1917
Page
6
A garbled ad urges readers to try Golden-Lax tablets to cleanse the stomach and invigorate the liver, claiming improved brain function and a money back guarantee if relief is not found. The surrounding text lists local names and community notes mixed with the advertisement.
fragmentary note urges payment of city taxes this month. Mentions delivery and good pay, and references the Hoard of Commerce with cryptic guidance. Source lacks clear names, dates, or places.
The annual Inepeetinn of Mast 7 will de pace must Weideater Hoon at their Pom room. Camrane Ark MGAMIAter at Bast LU% $4 thn Jugpoeting offleey. 'A full attendance of the rides fa dluutredt DAN MITCHELL, Com MON, TRANCHOR, Art1t, nie
An advertisement-like fragment touts Petersons Ointment, claiming wide distribution from Gainesville to Dallas. It asserts healing claims for piles and genital ailments, mentioning many place names and a dubious guarantee.
A long list of Columbus residents and guests fills a social notes item with visits, dinners, and movements. Names such as Verne Stith Carey Via Samueday War brother, Mr and Mrs Emerson, and Mrs Gordon appear among numerous households as open Sunday gatherings, visits, and open Mondiche events are recorded throughout the column.
A Corry Pennsylvania notices list scattered names of advertised letters awaiting pickup at the post office for the week ending. The roster includes many personal names such as Mra Jade Wishop and Mr. R Bennett, with other entries like Detwoiler Me Joseph Findley and Kurtich. The incomplete OCR yields several unreadable entries. the list reflects typical post office notices of unclaimed mail.
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