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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text outlines general notices across New York and Chicago branches. Mentions Mulia Margets cents and weekly rates by a creek, with scouting group references. No clear events or names to anchor a full summary.
Fragmented forecast notes snow chances today with windy conditions. Regions and exact timings are unclear but expect cold temperatures and lingering wind effects through the day.
A newspaper piece argues for stronger enforcement of liquor laws in Pennsylvania, criticizing lax police action and urging communities to decide locally on alcohol consumption. It discusses temperance goals, social harms, and the need for state action to back strong law enforcement.
In Boneh and Senester a murder case saw two Polish men released after a morning hearing. The suspects, detained by the police, were rejected by the court as there was insufficient evidence to warrant further detention. The High Court considered the case against James Atboy and others, with Vanstone named in the proceeding.
An advertisement proclaims custom menswear in all wool fabric from the International Tailoring Co of New York City. West Meusenger & Son are the sole agents for Corry and Vietner lines, offering garments made to individual measurements.
A Chicago notice announces significant fare reductions across three eastern trunk lines operated by Grand Trunk and others. First class Chicago to New York will drop by eight dollars with accompanying cuts for Boston and western routes. Changes take effect January 1 following service notices served December 13.
The garbled lines depict a hostess and attendees in a bustling Detroit setting. Names like Angelo and references to bills and toasts suggest a social or formal gathering with unclear dialogue and interrupted phrases.
The text is garbled with misread words and missing context. It mentions names and items poorly, implying a fragmented sports or seasonal note. No clear events, teams, or outcomes can be determined from the readable fragments.
Closing out sale of underwear for women and child on Mt A I Messenger and Son U W Min Street Corry Pa with inventory details and price reductions for the public.
A local dancing group won the event after a walkvat start, turning to the stage with a display full of rhythm and energy. The victory marks a notable achievement for the ensemble in this year’s competition, drawing applause from judges and spectators alike.
Fragmentary notice lists Rooney at 618 West Mary Street offering upholstering and repair services. The brief item reads as a local business card style entry with uncertain full context.
Fragmentary lines imply a missing or mangled message about belongings and a hunger reference. The garbled text names Lip Plucott's and hints at confusion over where remains were placed or found, with an unclear speaker or narrator.
The report shows a decrease in state revenue with officials citing a widening budget gap. The piece notes general fund strains and rising expenditures as lawmakers seek balancing steps. Official data highlight shortfalls in tax receipts and anticipated revenue revisions for the current fiscal year.
A historical notice notes a cure for corn with a long lasting wart remover product. It highlights a 26e battle of Putnam's Pain less Corn and Wart Hixtractor and mentions sale by Thomas Downey at N29-D1-9.
An oyster house advert promotes fresh shells from Philadelphia Oyster House located at 124 NL Center Street. The copy emphasizes always open service and shell freshness for dine-in or takeout.
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