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Fragmentary OCR text shows unreadable fragments about a local event in New York. The legible parts reference a city locale and a headline style, but essential names, dates, and actions are missing.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1913
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text shows unreadable fragments about a local event in New York. The legible parts reference a city locale and a headline style, but essential names, dates, and actions are missing.
In Hyo Feb 21 final recount of the Washington party race for the assembly seat shows disputes over ballot markings. Attorneys from both sides contend the official results should determine the winner as county officials finalize the tally under court review.
A gas explosion at a Warren dwelling yesterday afternoon followed a stove replacement and gas line test. The blast shattered windows, blew a wall torn, and scorched a woman who escaped with minor injuries.
A garbled 19th century style notice describes a Saturday benefit event with limited quantities of goods including a 16 foot scale, yarns, and canned foods. It mentions a few prices, a lottery option, and a reference to Blimida-Old Miklaner and Tees, with unclear purchaser details and no delivery orders.
Al Jolda named principal comedian directing Elks Minstrels at the Winter Garden in New York City. Jolson not appearing. Mr Hyder leads the production with New Yorker coordination and local managers. Special scenery imported for the show and many novel effects planned. The company aims for a polished, factory-like assembly with a strong eight-man team.
Sherman February 20 The North East Preserving Works invites Sherman and nearby farmers to a noon luncheon at Library hall on Saturday. A meeting by Prof Curtis and J M Ryder of New York will discuss improving farming conditions, scientific growing of factory products, and the Sherman factory’s planned equipment for bleaching and processing. The event aims to boost local farming and industry with Ryder linked to the Chinholm-Scott Viney System.
An old advertorial touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for overworked kidneys and recurring pains. The testimonial mentions frequent kidney secretions and relief after using the product, with references to Amex & Co. Drug Store, Auburn Co, and Buffalo New York distributors.
The fragment reflects a humor column from Lipplecott's with garbled dialogue. It shows a playful, though unclear, quotation about jokes and a character named Neama. The text suggests a local humor feature in a historic Lipplecott's publication, but lacks coherent details or events.
Appoints C. R. Powell as executor of the Batata of Kapha Groft of Corry Pennsylvania. All persons having claims against the estate must present them to Powell at Corry by February 49 1913. Unknown creditors and debtors are warned to settle promptly per this notice.
Notice to creditors lists a 1913 sale agreement involving Bert Milen and W. J. DeMille regarding all property of the Raciar Novelty Co. including a two story dwelling and factory, with terms to be settled by the new owners. The notice assigns future settlements to Bert Miles and W. J. DeMil for agreements after February 1, 1948 and names E. May Nantes.
An old ad promises charming sweet pea varieties at low prices. Nell Guwynne offers slab packets for 25 cents with four or more popular old flowered Sweet Peas and special “Spencers” packs for 50 cents. Include high grade Gladiolus bulbs and a bonus packet of Sponsor peas.
Mrs J P Morgan arrived in Philadelphia and issued a statement denying danger to her husband. She said he recovered from a prior acute indigestion attack in Cairo and would remain abroad awhile longer. She added reports of his condition were exaggerated and that there is nothing to worry about.
Multiple rental and sale notices appear for houses rooms and flats in various streets and cities. Items list addresses such as 311 South Center Street 132 Pennsylvania Avenue 604 West Church Street Columbus Ave West Washington Street and Maple Ave plus listings for furnished rooms modern conveniences and rents ranging from 6 50 to 25 per month. Some ads mention inquiries to Dr Chace Nichols Parker's grocery H A Manley and the Bell telephone exchange with miscellany on automobiles pianos and farm equipment.
Recruitment notice seeking 30 girls for Nutone Gorset Company in Gond wages paid daily and paid. Advertisement for TODAY'S MAGAZINE urging women to request a free sample copy and premium catalog from TODAY'S MAGAZINE, Canton, Onto. Also a separate want ad for Miss Trene McGray at 91-25 Center Street.
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Real estate opportunity listing showing a 90 acre farm with 600 augur orchard, timber and meadow, well water, large basement barn, a small house, two poultry houses, and proximity to RB Stations. Includes terms. contact William B. Wood, 413 Conostd Street, Corry, Pa. Also notices for nursery work and bolts wanted, with addresses given.
Fragmentary note seeks a male elf identified as Nultoug Coraek, age 20, requesting to join a trade tour. The garbled text hints at targeting a two year or eighteen year period and mentions an intent to trade. Further readable details are limited.
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