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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1912
Page
7
Readable parts show a string of prices and codes such as a5 515,00 and BIG.00-910,50 plus 815,00 and 82500 3,000. S800 2500 200% gaudy 1000 850 R500 M1700. No coherent event or entities identified. content appears as fragmented financial data or garbled text from a page.
Multiple properties offered including ring room house with land 1 acre and 2 3 4 acre parcels, farms on trolley line between Mandville and Cambridge Springs 125 acres and 160 acres, 80 acre farm with 40 under cultivation near Corry, 60 2-3 acres with fruit trees, raspberry plants on Congress street, and various city lots. Listings include contact details for Mrs B F Ward and Geo A Apps.
Classified style notices show multiple rental offers and job hotel positions. Readable items mention rooms for rent at 126 Penn Ave VanSwint location and other addresses, plus requests for housekeepers and domestic help at hotels and factories with contact details and pricing hints.
A dense OCR of classifieds includes help wanted for lathe hands and a clerk, plus numerous notices for sales of eggs for hatching and chicks, used equipment, and farm products. It also lists campaign notices for Assembly and Congressional candidates, and a narrative note about a notable death of a Native American figure, Big Chief, after an appendicitis operation.
Fragmented OCR shows an address 671 West South Street and a double house with gas water and slots. Mentions teamwork moving specialty and a union phone number. Readable names include W. Cepwell and unclear SP 22. The fragmentary text suggests a housing/moving listing with contact details.
In Pittsburgh April 1 Huabanda alleges desertion by his wife Mrs George Churchtload known for beauty and charm. The divorce proceedings reveal the wife displayed nimble fingers and court records show the husband married a woman not his first choice after he feared she would talk back. The case notes bigamy concerns tied to eighteen months’ separation.
Fragmentary dialogue centers on a bride and a dowry with a chorus about Elijah and a boast of a bird in the office. The lines suggest a rural or domestic context with names Willie Wi Tein and Pyck referenced in casual speech. Standalone fragmentary text offers little clear event.
A garbled listing describes seeds for various vegetables and flowers including nasturtiums lettuce radish turnips onions and peppers. Several entries reference varieties such as early white turnip purple top, scarlet radish, Danvers onions, Danish ball head squash, and Mammoth White.
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