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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1925
Page
5
A dense OCR fill presents a string of company names and stock references across transport, oil, steel, and utilities. Mentions include American Suidtiert, Canadian pages, Northwestern, Continental Cay, Great Northern, Shell, Studebaker, Texas on Gulf, and US Steel alongside railway and refinery lines. The passage reads like a brokered market page with bids, prices, and supplier names scattered, lacking coherent narrative.
Miss Daisy Rasstell and Leslie Prame visit from Erlen Bradford en route to Columbus for a Paterson reunion at Begkunstraw Park. Dozens of relatives and friends travel through Erie for short calls and overnight stays with local families and planning further visits across North Baytone Dunkirk Asion City and Meadville.
A fragmentary note discusses avoiding focus on anonymous letters and opting for calm handling. It hints at a strategy to fit communications into a better mood, referencing Buen Humoy and Atari in a cryptic, period-voiced style.
Henry Ward Beecher questions whether charity is true benevolence or mere military-like virtue. He suggests men should value goodness, yet warns against calculating benevolence as vanity. The fragment presents Beecher’s reflection on motive and virtue.
A New York incident details Mayor Hylan nearly being struck by a heavy weight as he sat at his desk in City Hall. United Press reports the Mayor described a close call, noting he was seated with a chair tipped toward a wall when the danger occurred.
Fragmentary OCR lists several commodity prices including sugar granulated copper tallow and related values. Mixed letters and garbled words obscure exact items. Reads like a near illegible market page with fluctuating quotes and incomplete company or origin identifiers.
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