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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1915
Page
7
The readable fragments describe a lurching incident near a store or crate area with several ages listed such as 19, 30, and 18. A family engineera in Friendw honor is referenced alongside a card and a march toward an event at Brocton. The text is garbled but suggests a local scene with names and numbers scattered.
Washington announces Ralph W. Almoux nominated as postmaster at Sandy Lake Pa. Other district nominations include O K Bingham of Slippery Rock John Ollinon of Filohgham and L B Towley of Greenville, highlighting staffing choices in the Sandy Lake Stoneboro district.
Edgar A Higgins of Aynon New York announces a stock of sweet peas and gladioli bark seeds and bulbs. He offers two foldery booklets with plant descriptions growing tips and color photos by mail for two eight page booklets.
An ad claims Sage Tea Arkens hair dye using rapes and sulfur to restore gray fur to natural color. It promises dull or streaked hair returns as dark, glossy, abundant with dandruff, dry scalp, and brittle ends improved after repeated nightly applications. A druggist sells Wyath’s Rago Sulphur Compound for 80 cents for similar results.
In 1914 Corry business expanded despite hard times showing loyalty to local industries. The premium is better work and lower prices than rivals. With improved machinery Starr Granite and Marble Works at 140 Maple Ave, Corry, looks toward further growth in 1915.
Automobile owners are invited to have their cars repainted and refinished by an experienced artisan with 18 years in painting and decorating autos carriages and ambulances. All work performed at Corry Garage What Avenue Corry Pa.
Corry Pa reports Porter and Alderman removed from office as street and business notices surface. Dr Andrew S McKelroy listed as chiropractor and spine specialist at De Park Place, Corry, clarifying local business services and available medical care.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and terms but lacks coherent facts or event details. The readable elements reference Weiss and a vague instruction about paying a garbage man, with unclear actions, dates, or outcomes. Further context is needed to form a valid news item.
The statement accuses railroads of pressuring repeal of the Hull Crow law and asserts their openness to public scrutiny. Trainmen and railroad executives deny coercion, pledge to defend free petition, and urge legislators to let citizens judge the law’s effects. Signed by railroad leaders and union officials urging transparency and accountability.
fragmentary note on child schooling and welfare with garbled statistics about 20 million school children 1,000,000 waivers age related claims and a call for better eye examinations and prevention measures referencing Dr Padota and unspecified entities.
Notice is given that on February 6, 1926 an application will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania by Edwin P. Clark Edward H. Clark Virginia J. Noel and Thomas J. Swing for incorporation of Ti Clarke & Bon Company to manufacture purchase and sale timber lumber and other wood products Building and structural timber and related utilities. Solicitors are Kelley and Knised.
Notice to creditors of L A Pond deceased to present valid claims. Executors Mary J Pond and Robt J Oubornu request all persons owing estate debts to render payment promptly to the attorney for settlement.
Classified items request day labor and a widower seeks a housekeeper who values a home over wages. Includes contact: Mr J D Batcock R 7 D No 4 Corry Pa. Also notes for sale of a touring car and second hand piano listings with local shop references.
A late winter market note from Buffalo and New York shows No. 2 winter wheat at 1.61 and No. 3 yellow corn around 79 cents with various yellow and white grains priced. Butter prints and creamery butter quotes, oats and flour figures appear amid a broader market snapshot and references to legislative bills aiding widowed mothers.
Duval Want, special representative of the president in Mexico, is expected to depart for Ages Callanton to confer with Villa. The plan involves discussions with Villa and General Felipe Angelon in the central republic region. West will resume travel to Vera Cruz, then proceed to Cartanna and Messes Olly for further meetings with Almaro Obregon and later figures.
Classic small town classifieds list hunting wants and sales including a repeat hunting rifle a Brownie camera and developing outfit barred Rock cockerel eggs for hatching and baby chicks while advertising space for labor notices about railroad rights of way hearings in 1916 and various sale offers on real estate and goods with contact details and local event notices. The page also notes a community meeting in Corry Pennsylvania and multiple sale ads for property horses and household items with telephone numbers.
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