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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1925
Page
3
Publisher listed as a second class mail matter at Corry Pennsylvania. Rates show six dollars yearly by mail and three cents per copy by carrier. Weekly rate fifteen cents. Advertisements available on request.
The document from the Admiralty summarizes seven major navies and their fighting craft plus auxiliary ships. It highlights total fighting vessels by country United States leads, while Britain excels in cruisers and aircraft carriers. It details post Washington Conference construction figures for cruisers destroyers submarines and other classes across Britain United States Japan France and Germany.
Titusville resident Radward Hupp reports long illness and kidney spells cured by Thompson's Barosma. The ad claims one bottle relieves headaches dizziness and palpitations, and promises refunds via N P Ames Co Thomas Downey or G Lindsley. Golden Lay Tablets offered as a vegetable remedy for constipation at 25 cents.
Fire at a downtown Graves store on Main Street was quickly stopped. A Coast guard of visitors from the Howard set sail for the Compka river Sunday in a boat chartered by Mr. Geniko Hl Barlovy of Citizens Bank of Corry with a party of four. Andrew Paulson and family moved into James Jones house on Euclid Street. D L Bracken reported a stolen tie clip. Miss Josephine Donahue died of tuberculosis at home on Essex Street. Johnny Clough resumed operations at the old stand.
Damaged OCR fragment describes salvaging and removal of wood and bricks from a damaged site. Mentions names likely Meadville and Torre with Lovite, wind damage, and dynamite used to clear debris. Details are partial and uncertain.
An obituary notes Melvin J Olds a private in the 188th Regiment of Pontoon Valley Volunteers killed in action in California during the Civil War era. Born September 20 1845 he served alongside Montagne volunteers and died after sustaining injuries in battle.
The fragment describes a musician facing tuning issues during a division of an event. It references several names and places in a garbled manner, suggesting a chaotic rehearsal or performance with misaligned instruments and uncertain preparation. The text hints at a disrupted schedule and possible amendments.
Misa Tielen Mopiell entertained a group of friends at her West Piensa Street Dun Mig home last evening. Joyful company shared pleasant moments with Jancy Work and others in attendance.
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