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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1926
Page
7
A badly crushed man was trapped between cars and a hot door, pinned against the door frame until برد rescuers freed him. He suffered head and shoulder injuries with several ribs broken, treated at a hospital for serious internal damage and listed in fair condition pending full evaluation.
Fire crews battled a major blaze at a large farm home near Mayville. The Mayville fire department reported heavy flames and extensive damage. A child and several residents were evaluated for injuries, and the scene was secured as investigators worked to determine a cause. Several neighboring properties were warned to stay clear during containment efforts.
April 2 Teque Sige of 107 South Carver street reported an impassable stretch on a road near Warren delaying state forces. He described the unimproved path as almost impassable, noting a mule could not traverse it. He recalled paying for prior repairs but said the road remains in very bad condition as efforts to fix it have failed.
An old fragmentary notice reports the opening of the New Franklin Post Office on May 1. The text references May 4 and mentions individuals and duties in a highly garbled fashion, implying a formal inauguration with local officials.
A historical claim describes Father Johns Medicine as soothing breathing passages and rebuilding strength without dangerous drugs. It presents the remedy as a real food medicine aiding health and vitality.
Officials from the International Federation for Sale Commission and Public Survey Commission meet in Warren to discuss reducing freight charges. Delegations from Washington DC and Pennsylvania along with industry groups anticipate action to ease costs for rail shipments and related manufacturing supplies.
Fragmentary OCR suggests a fatal event with a person killed and unclear surrounding details. The readable portions mention a death and potential investigation but provide no verifiable names, places, or dates.
March 2 notices from Corry report Shirley Proctor and Mrs Charley Hodge visiting, Jim Proctor injured, Mrs Fred Pitt visiting, B W Sly in Corry, Veo Manges in town, and locals commenting on road conditions. Mentions Miss Flossia Parkhurst, sugar bush timing, and Nell Proctor visiting Sly. Warren County visitors Leroy Hlogm and Waupher of Nebraski, Joe Eschynskie returning from Corry, Oscar Manges arriving with parents, and Clarence Cupid Less Industrious Pittsburgh with schooling notes. A fragment mentions a Pittsburgh tale and local work concerns with a reference to a disease.
A scanned classification page outlines ad categories for announcements monuments notices stray and automotive services, with rate and formatting notes. It lists sections for employment financial instruction livestock and more, guiding ad placement and copy standards.
For sale 108 Ford coupe described as eras ped with five good tires. Rod steering wheel motometer and accelerator mention. Price listed as $300. Contact 215-8 for Rogers PGR sale and inquiries about Ford sedan with chest condition and both odly and mechanically sound. Welding and refinishing services offered by Tony Jackson.
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