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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1923
Page
8
Classified sale notices list various items including furniture stoves wagons harness and farm equipment. Listings mention interior views tools and farm machinery with contact details and multiple addresses such as Main Street Pleasant Street Second Avenue and South Street. The fragmentary text implies a local sale page with assorted household and agricultural goods.
Dr Emerson offers office hours Mondays and Fridays from 10 AM to 9 PM. Bell phone 114M.
A car rolled down a 18 foot embankment into the river near Perry, with four children inside. Emergency crews recovered the submerged vehicle with all occupants injured and authorities investigating the crash as witnesses described the chaotic scene. An admin notice announces Jane Craig estate administration in Perry County Pennsylvania.
Fragmented text references a Concord P T A meeting and mentions students, school concerns, and educational themes. The readable portions imply discussion of student behavior, school programs, and community responses, with scattered names and locations. The overall sense is a chaotic OCR of a school related page item.
A powerful explosion rips through the residence of a prominent Philadelphia banker. Witnesses report extensive property damage and a shocked neighborhood as authorities investigate the blast scene and search for a possible motive.
An odd clipping notes equine matters tied to a 2001 reference involving Phil Wissum and a Norse motif. It hints at a quirky automotive scandal or interest sparked by a reckless driving incident. The fragmentary text references US ties and a Norse connection within a hotel setting.
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