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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1922
Page
3
A brief pricing note lists annual subscription by mail at 6.00, by carrier at three cents per copy, and weekly rate at fifteen cents, indicating published rates in a local billing or subscription notice.
A fragmented discussion on the ongoing labor wars notes public opinion shift over five months. The piece traces the strikes in coal and rail, evolving from wage concerns to seniority rights, and questions whether the actions are sparks of justified protest or futile industrial warfare with little early relief.
A fragmented critique of prohibition humor discusses government bans on reference to prohibition in performances. It notes pressures from federal enforcement and audience reactions, suggesting prohibition jokes have aged and may fade, comparing to earlier Ford era gags and predicting decline.
The passage praises the rise of fairs across the country as self supporting showcases of social, educational, and financial value. It notes fairs blend amusement and instruction, highlight stock exhibitions, and bring rural farmers into productive, well managed community events that foster progress and neighborly exchange.
The readable lines show a jumble of names, phrases, and partial sentences. The passage appears as a garbled OCR excerpt with stray words like Hay unm any yi and Nan Trew, interspersed among incomplete clauses and unrelated ideas.
A fragmented OCR passage hints at rising county taxes to cover deficits. Mentions an architecture project and a listing of a payment or bid amount around 85,000 in the context of local financial decisions and environmental or administrative concerns.
A mutilated OCR snippet mentions individuals and places such as Wanford, Olio, Gui Raval Voneery, and Mhurshue, with stray phrases about a leveled event and a vehicle crash leading to a death or serious harm near a nighttime setting. The readable names are sparse and the context is unclear.
Brockwayville plans a new school with a 1S room building and a torch ceremony. GM Skinner, DuBois Rue, and local officials oversee construction. Contracts include plumbing by SUVELION and wiring by Timehawayitte Tay XS Tyghe Po vis, with an estimated cost around $5,000.
Local repair ad fragment shows a request for roofing work with a garbled contact hint. Readable elements mention repair needs and a phone reference, but the full name and number are unreadable.
Fragmented text references Birmingham officials facing bail and potential arrangements. Mentions Washington posting notices and legal process. Unclear details but indicates bail considerations and possible isolation context. Entities include Birmingham, Washington, Mayo, and Miss SF Pear Mtotalh.
Fragmentary notes from the Barlow family gathering hint at kinship tensions and long standing feuds mixed with prayers, laughter, and reminiscences. Local attendees include Jannestinen Celutorn Warwn Lieb Coten Tablas.
A Ridgway accident results in the death of a young girl with fatal injuries. Emergency responders and hospital staff transferred her to a regional medical facility where she later died. Authorities investigated the incident and significant medical concerns were reported regarding the cause and timing of the injuries.
An ad touts Parisian Sage as a fast cure for scalp itch and dandruff. It claims the product clears the head of particles, protects hair from comisgyunt, and leaves hair with beauty and silkiness without altering natural color. Vendors emphasize high demand and credibility from pharmacists.
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