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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1925
Page
7
The readable fragments mention Neil Sen and a one day event involving a daughter tied to a formal minister in Cor dy s and Joy at a city whiteen ima. The text is incomplete and obscure but implies a local union or ceremony reference.
A fragmented report notes Corry officials and family groups pursuing a May campaign on moral values. The brief cites local leaders and involved organizations but leaves key details unclear.
An Erie railroad worker recalls the origin of the first sleeping car in Meadvill e and describes early service conditions and the evolution of passenger comfort. He notes changes over his sixty years with the railroad, including past use of stoves and candles and early train life.
An elderly sister suffered facial burns from a coal oil flare and, without a physician, recovered quickly with no scarring after using San Cura Ointment. The ad claims the product relieves pain, stops poison, and aids healing for skin ailments, with a San Cura Soup variation for blemishes and pimples.
A garbled puzzle page lists horizontal and vertical crossword clues with numerous typographical errors and misplaced letters. Readable items include references to familiar long-form terms and abbreviations, but the segment is largely indecipherable and missing coherent clues or answers.
The Presbyterian Ladies Mission Aid opened the year with a well attended meeting in the church parlors. Reports highlighted missionary work and committee activities including care for the needy, with Mrs Suitmer Hendes organizing refreshments and forty guests present. Next gathering scheduled for May 15 at Mrs R G Lindkey’s home.
Overcast skies sweep into Columbus as the second annual Ohio Relays begin at Ohio Stadium. About 10,000 athletes from universities and high schools across the United States enter, including nine Olympic stars and top track talent. Championships set to start later today after preliminaries, with events underway in brisk morning conditions.
A compilation of scattered classified lines offers house and business opportunities plus services. Ads cover monuments, lost items, garages, repairs, launderies, painting, glass, help wanted, sales notices, and legal public notices with terse local contact details.
Automobile and merchandise listings offer terse descriptions with prices that may surprise readers. Real estate and business services are also advertised, highlighting items available for quick purchase.
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