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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1917
Page
3
Administration notice for John W. Holmes deceased in Concord Township Pennsylvania with will and probate. Willis A. Linp bey named administrator. creditors and heirs urged to settle debts and present demands. dated 1917.
A distorted text fragment asks about penalties and guns but is largely unintelligible. It references a Nobel event, a salute of 24 guia kay, a boat, and a question about whether light or power equipment would be worth 21 Fina, with no clear entities or dates.
An advertisement touts Golden-Lax tablets as helpful for constipation liver headaches and dizziness. It advises taking one tablet at 10 oclock to drive about six hours later. A carton holds forty tablets and mentions carrying them in a pocket or rest pocket. Appears from Ames and Co and Thomas Downes.
A public notice from Nye county court announces a divorce proceeding between Mary B. Murphy and Morphy. It directs all parties to appear on the first Monday in May at Calton Heights for the hearing, with the sheriff’s office listed for service and enforcement.
A local Corry cheese factory plans a new opening attracting large patronage. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR text but the item notes imminent production by Corry Milk Products and mentions significant community interest.
A Warren County fatality case centers on compensation disputes following a truck collision near Kinins, with detailed testimony about vehicle failures, extending to juror questions on settlement terms. The proceedings reference Harm G. S601 Sidtti and the carrier WAM Tin 119, amid claims of causation and damages.
An OCR fragment mentions The Wizard of Nom Mon and Lex Theatre Bre with unclear actions. Cast names sop je DizKeat Frannied Wi Gorny appear but are partly garbled. The piece suggests a theatre program note or promo tied to a local venue and date, with limited legible details.
An elderly Warren County resident died yesterday at about age 40. Survived by children including Reeger and L. Roeger of Mt Carmel and others in Warren and nearby towns. Funeral arrangements and exact age are not fully clear in the fragment, but the notice notes multiple descendants and locations.
Disjointed OCR text hints at a wreck scene near Weetfield with references to acid burns and various names, places, and numbers. The readable fragments suggest a local accident report involving injuries from an acid exposure during or after a wreck, with multiple individuals named and a chaotic description of event details.
OCR fragment mentions price discounts and coupons for various goods. References to electricity, fuel, tea, steel, and coal pricing appear alongside coupon incentives and per-unit costs. Names like Lewes and Storey are partially readable amid garbled lines.
Fragmentary ad style text touts a supposed remedy for rheumatoid pain. It mentions Athena and a November date, with vague claims of healing effects and a “fabulity power” touted to banish pain, but provides no verifiable details or evidence.
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