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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1919
Page
7
A garbled ad-like passage touts Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female illness. It claims relief after suffering various pains and invites women to write for a free, personalized visit from the Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn, Massachusetts.
Amid memories of frontline service Amparita Warear returns to sing in New York as part of an All Star Panninr Consort Series on May 6. The article highlights her wartime performances and plans to honor soldiers while performing with tenor Charles Haring.
A fragmentary ad or medical note discusses bladder irritation and urination control issues. It mentions abdominal or kidney concerns, various symptoms, and promotes a so called Abia-water drink as a remedy, claiming it eases bladder trouble and related fears.
Notices announce probate actions for Nora J Dunu Into of Onery Pennsylvania and Rawdon W Drake of Concord township Erie County. Executors and executrix named Waller L Phake and Marinda Drake seek claims or debts, with detailed reference to the estates and notice to creditors to present demands promptly.
Fragmented OCR ad block lists Mag Rhu TABLETS and Wood's products for stomach relief, plus various groceries and medicines. Mentions Pittsburgh PA and postpaid orders, with many garbled terms and stray prices.
Army and Navy airmen launch the first post war balloon race this afternoon to set a new distance mark. Three Army teams from Omaha Brocka Field and Langley join Navy squads from Akron Pensacola and Washington in a six hour start led by Major Charles J. Glidden. The Mo is to reach for a 60 000 cubic foot gas bag with Hawley's 1909 record in sight.
Erie clippings describe a boy killed near Dunkirk along New York Central tracks. He is believed to be of Polish descent. The report notes clothing marked with Erie handwriting and mentions authorities investigating the tragedy near Dunkirk.
Bradford Sept. Warnings of an explosion at Irvine Mills led to a fatal scalding yesterday. An ambulance rushed the victim to Bradford Hospital where Mr. Johnson died en route. Robert Patterson, sought for questioning, remained at large.
An unreadable OCR fragment discusses living costs and wages, mentioning names like Cindy and Charleston News. It references a governor and political themes though the text is garbled and hard to parse.
A fragmented account describes chronic stomach pain and loss of appetite linked to heavy meals and bloating. The narrator mentions abdominal distress, gas formation, and weight loss despite continuing to eat, recalling a claim about a patent medicine by C. C. Babe bitt & Bon.
The article extols The New Edison as bringing refined music to households, highlighting accessibility for young people and the fireside concert experience. It emphasizes improved taste, study of needs, and shared enjoyment at home, linking music to cultural uplift.
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