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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1923
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal published daily except Sunday at West South Street Corry Pa. D Colegrove publisher. Post office Corry Pa. Second class mail matter. Price five dollars per year by Mark Cartier three cents per copy fifteen cents per week.
A fragment discusses disruptive listening scenes as a radio “hog” clogs the middle of the road, while a newer radio horn provokes more resentment. It notes thousands tuning in despite interruptions and calls for better control to preserve usefulness and instruction from broadcasts.
A meeting of the Total Sailowy Lowell Salvo Drivers Club and city departments discussed ways to protect blind pedestrians through arm bands or signals. Speakers urged safer streets to prevent hazards, stressing responsibility of drivers and caution for all. A separate classified note lists a baby girl for adoption and rental property details.
Mrs Hingeley of Memphis Tennessee credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after two years of fatigue weakness and inability to work She says after three months she was in perfect health and could do all her work and more She requests the companys free booklet on ailments peculiar to women and provides her address for reply.
Readable lines mention a mix of political talk radio references, local names, a Newark New Jersey clue, a wine vat event, and scattered rental and sale notices. The garbled text includes an array of places such as Laport and South Center, names like Tiina and Nevala, and ads for rooms and stores with contact hints.
Fragmentary OCR style passage hints at a satirical or dramatic scene with names such as Viitan, Tee Wi, Gasvevoatawi, and Chistes, set around a dinner and a Jest period. It references mob influence and political figures, but exact events, dates, or locations remain unreadable.
A fragmented archival note describes court actions and estate matters from 1993 including wills filed in court and property issues. Names such as Walter Lew and Merton Date appear with references to investors and family arrangements. The text reflects a diary-like listing of legal notices and probate items from the era.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a resident death at Sample Flats with garbled lines naming individuals and locations, suggesting a community incident to be noted in a local obituary section. The readable portions indicate a funeral or burial context and references to local places and persons.
An Erie JANL fugitive was captured without resistance after the sighting of the county jail, while another fugitive from Ashtabula attempted to reach refuge. The report lists involved names and adds scattered details of chase and capture in a tense, fragmented notice.
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