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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1916
Page
6
Letters of administration granted to the Underaligned for the estate in Columbia township Warren County Pennsylvania. Citizens with claims must present them duly authenticated. Indebted creditors should make immediate payment to Bentley, Administrator.
Letters from readers praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health and relief from pain and female ills. The company defends its letters as truthful, stating they never publish false or unauthorised testimonies, and notes how letters reflect the relief and happiness brought to women across the country.
Walter A hues announces a new eighty two daily enlarging printer in Corry. He offers printing on quality portrait paper for large prints from your film or plates. Samples are shown in his window by local residents.
A fragmented listing page advertises sales and rentals in Corry Pennsylvania including touring Cadillac in first condition, two good high wheel push cart, poultry house and land for sale, rental of a home, and various items like upright pianos and farm equipment. Names and addresses appear with occasional prices and contact notes.
Augmenting social calendar details record a busy period of visits and birthdays in Meadville and surrounding towns. Mr Curt Why hosts guests, families exchange visits through Friday to Sunday, and several birthdays are celebrated. A young child named Mink Mildred receives well wishers, with multiple families hosting and visiting across Bradford, Corry, Meadville, and Clymer. A Grange outing features cream social provisions, while nearby towns report travel and kin visits, suggesting a vibrant community network.
Lake Pleasant events report social visits as residents hosted guests from Bracken of Mi ein Wodnowday and Erie. Notable arrivals include Mr and Mrs Will Graham and Mr and Mrs Harry Graham with Julia Bacon and others from Fatoh Hollow and Ashtabula areas visiting Mr and Mrs Frank Owen, with multiple relatives attending gatherings and modest travel between Erie and surrounding towns.
The fragmentary OCR dump shows stray terms and names including Golden-Lax Tablets, UAE, Erapiom, Qoustiya, liver, waldaches and diesmaw, with numbers and a few likely person names Ames, Co, Thomas Parnas. Content unusable. readable bits hint at a mishmashed sale or catalogue but no coherent event.
Beaverdam area notes show Mr BR Lyona's daughter Tith attends a next year’s normal social. Several locals including Walter Jamey, Mr. and Mrs. Massangar, and Staney Thurston attend the Bria Thursday gathering. Reports mention attendees at exhibitions, church events, family visits, and a hospital operating update for Mrs. James Smith.
Bear Lake society meetings and visits are listed with attendees including Mrs V Robinson Mr and Mrs H W Ald Mr and Mrs Jopain Anakina Lavie and many others. Time frames cover September activities church gatherings at Union Prayer Meeting and a near Waterford excursion with several families mentioned.
The Goldine Man tours Amess Drug Store offering Goldine medicines to about 7000 people in Corry. Testimonies claim dramatic relief after taking Goldin, with a week long treatment offered from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. The event runs Friday through Saturday at Amest Drug Store, inviting the public to witness demonstrations and hear local testimonials.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions local hiring and an epidemic with unclear details. It references names and places in garbled form, multiple distractions, and appears to imply a public or local issue but lacks coherent facts or dates.
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