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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1910
Page
7
The text references a bereavement column and a note about money gone from pockets. Names appear as Hobt and Nobb with garbled lines about a car and excuses. The passage resembles a damaged OCR of a Brooklyn Bugle style notice with fragmented dialogue and unsure attributions.
The passage cites Daniel Websturne and Mayne in a debate over public speech and memory with imagined quotes about preparation and delivery. It then shifts to a discussion of copper alloy, Dutch metal tools, and high voltage electricity as described in Chambers' Journal. The text blends rhetoric, historical names, and technical curiosities without a single cohesive event.
Fragmentary OCR describes alleged actions by an individual named Alacia Fushand and others. It mentions a court petition filed by Knatl Med against his wife and claims she attempted to tell him every time. The text is garbled and names appear uncertain.
A garbled OCR passage contains stray names and disjointed dialogue about military, land, and events. It reads like a corrupted newspaper fragment with unclear speakers and no coherent narrative or dates.
Property listings include a house and lot at 629 Wayne Street 44 by 150 priced at 1450 with adjoining lots, a 78.8 acre riverfront parcel near Sant Moin Street extending to South Street, and multiple farms in Fright and Widred townships with good buildings and brick houses. Also valuable city investments listed, with inquiries to Sna ve By Brown and others in Corry.
Fragmented local notice recounts a humorous tale of Dr. Johnson’s prodigious fruit appetite with strayberries and peaches. It also lists several sale advertisements for a house and barn, tailoring equipment, sewing machines, wrapping paper, a Delav er separator, and chickens.
Dutch aeronaut Van Maasdyck died when his cross country airplane stalled near Arnhem. The motor failed and the craft plunged to the ground, killing him instantly. A Chicago News clipping notes distressing sentiments from a child and references social reactions to the tragedy.
A country bookseller sent to London for a copy of a work titled Pappy Husbands. The work was out of print, but the wholesale agent hinted a different title. He replied that there are no Happy Husbands to London, leaving the bookseller puzzled by the naming confusion.
Wants include a girl for general house work in a small family Mrs C P Rogers Center St 2b, Dry goods sales lady with experience preferred address Eureka Corry Pa amount of experience and start date and wage asked, steady job for right person. Also a capable girl for general housework inquire 49 East Congress street and women for general rougework Robert A Patterson, Ir ante.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a man or woman being switched off at a junction and questions about who was tall, with unclear references to Toledo and Hinde. The readable bits imply a disjointed urban scene. Entities are uncertain due to text damage.
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