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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1923
Page
8
The Mt te Mieliren Missionary Society held a midweek meeting on South street with about thirty attendees. The gathering featured reports from the Winter drive and the Frank Irehor convention, the Missionary Quartet entertained, and a committee served a social half hour. The society looks forward to a May event.
Fragmented OCR text hints at weather impact on harvests and produce yields across locations including Washington. Mentions of rainfall, drought, and garden care suggest uncertain outputs for crops this season.
The Roots provide nutrients and moisture to the tree. The Setivol Hook of Forestey notes how roots access soil moisture and pass it to the tree, supporting growth from root activity to the crown.
Power belts used to transmit power from rotating shafts to machines have operated at about 400 feet per minute in practice. It is advantageous to run them more slowly or at 6,000 feet per minute for efficiency and control.
A report from April 13 describes a fatal roadside event involving Jacob Van Runs. The incident occurred on a river road where a blow to the head with a public safety item caused severe injuries. Authorities note the event is under investigation and may prompt new policy action.
A notice indicates taxi fares will adjust April 5 for pickups and drop offs to or from the Union Company depot. The fare rises to 28 cents per passenger within the city, with additional charges elsewhere. Delays due to unusual waiting times for passengers are noted and changes will be implemented at once.
The readable fragment mentions Lapin aes Hyeeie and Hontitine Numeytie from mel Hvis in a nonsensical context. Further clarity is unavailable.
Funeral ceremonies for B N Whitmore were held at the home south of the city Friday afternoon. The service, led by Metrtyre of United Methres Church, drew neighbors and friends. Pallbearers included A Vall, Vrank Gillette, Jamoe Kenna, OE Doane, Ay I Michte, Ey V Skinner, and DOP Alexander Like. The Boston Transcriit note about a plumber’s pipe memory was cited in reminiscence.
Fragmentary note discusses virtue and usefulness, claiming most effort in work should be noble though much is wasted. Mentions concern with self-denial and the value of noble actions, questioning what is worthwhile and how to live rightly.
Pupils of Mise Sigua Anersan performed at Maccabee Hall on Saturday evening after HbaM but the event was disrupted when the drinking fountain in front of the building was wrecked by a delivery truck collision. The damage occurred as a motorist attempted to turn, striking the fountain and impacting proceedings.
A patient recounts spending $1800 over seven years on medical treatment for stomach cancer fears. After trying May 1’s Wonderful Remedy a few doses removed catarrhal mucus and inflammation, easing stomach liver and intestinal complaints, including appendicitis. One dose supposedly convinces, money refunded. James O Condra, druggist, endorses and local druggists stock it.
An unreadable OCR fragment discusses a figure named Warren and a mayoral context with scattered terms. Key entities and specifics are obscured, leaving only partial references to dates, places, and actions, making concrete summary and attribution impossible.
Fragmentary text discusses aid, health access, and a person named Dari View. Mentions Sunil, Juul, and Pa. The legible parts suggest a note on steps to obtain health services and adjacent viewpoints, but specifics are unclear.
A garbled OCR style snippet references Sweet Px year and mentions Felice Vy HotBa and NASTORTA Joe. It also alludes to a written circuit Juno Ist and a PROMPT with stamps valued at 26 cents. The fragmentary text lacks coherent events or clear entities.
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