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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1916
Page
4
A Harrisburg woman reports quick relief after trying Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy. She describes long prior treatments failing, then immediate improvement in digestion, reduced bloating, and renewed appetite. The ad claims the product eases gas pressure around the heart and stomach and offers a money back guarantee.
The ad touts Parisian Sage as a remedy to stop dandruff itching and baldness, claiming it prevents hair loss and greying. It describes easy application, promise of soft glossy healthy hair, and urges readers to buy from N. Ames and Co with a money back guarantee.
Local social notes list Mra and Prank Muliefo of W spending two weeks with relatives in Pittsburgh with HWeT and John Carkina returning home from Pittafold after several days. Sue and Nan Lynch of Corry visit Mr and Mrs Robert Thompon. Lyle of Buffalo guests of Amos Mor motor home today. Mr and Mrs Tomas Fete of Cort tend Oregon visit relatives Mr and Mrs J R Fetch Maple Avenue. Charles Cleberg and family return to Buffalo after visiting Mrs Louise Kretech.
Thomas Dempsey, 18 business visitor to Erie today. Mrs Frank Say visits Union City with friends. Dr Mensink spends the day in Erie on professional business. H Henderson goes to Warren for business. Clifford Howe travels to Jamestown to visit relatives. Barcos Gilson to Renovo for a short business visit. Milas Nan Truesdale to Brie for relatives and friends. Mrs Walter Ils Jott to Battu Woils for a few days with friends. Mrs Lilian Dewey of Buffalo staying with brother N W Dewey in Columbia. Mr and Mrs George Sauter of Wortalo visiting relatives. Miss Tauber Sweensy to Brie visiting aunts Misses Keate in West Frederick. Mr W W Edmonds family to Findley Lake for vacation. Mr and Mrs B C Barnes return to Corry after weekend with Mr and Mrs Charles K Simmons. Leon Baker of Sacramento arrives after death of father Lewis Baker of Columbus.
The undersigned will auction the Bert Gates farm near Corry on September 28 beginning at ten o'clock. Twenty three cattle and various livestock include two year old bull, Holsteins, heifers, and a bay work horse. Farm gear listed include haying and mowing equipment, plows, irons, and dozens of items with posters detailing goods. Terms under ten dollars per month with good security. A. C. Movsenger, John M. Hammond, Auctioneers.
The Edmondson phonograph is showcased daily at H. Henderson Piano Company located at 416 North Center Street. Prospective buyers are invited to hear demonstrations and judge the machine for themselves before purchase.
Free delivery on and after Monday September 18 for orders over 25 cents from Bathury Fish and Oyster Market. Calibrated Friday peak oysters offered straight shawle from Baltimore Oyster House of J I Groyn and Co. Open daily except Sunday 7 to 6 and Sunday nights 9.700. Ball Phone 92 2 W.
An unclear note describes a slander themed plot involving Bertha Kallch at the Fox-Star Inn. The fragment mentions a great ploture and citizen concerns about reputational harm. Further readable details are unavailable.
Classified fragment lists furnished-room rental at 108 East Emit Street and an exchange offer: horse, harness, and tug for a Ford car suitable for a truck. Contact via Hell phone 145-8.
Miss Marlon Smith of Beaverdam spends a day in the city socializing with friends and enjoying local venues. The outing highlights a leisure visit as she tours shops and parks with companions.
A brief note reports an incident involving Rehr cutting a train and Mike Good in room 1 on Wy. No injuries are confirmed, and officials investigate timing and location of the event. Further details are unavailable in the fragment.
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