Unclear fragment reports a minor floor accident at mill
Fragmentary text notes a tiny milli harm near a mill floor with a voltage issue and a heated object. Details are unreadable.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1913
Page
7
Fragmentary text notes a tiny milli harm near a mill floor with a voltage issue and a heated object. Details are unreadable.
Fragmentary text describes a local event with unclear names and places. The readable bits suggest an incident or notice but lack concrete actions, dates, or participants to form a clear summary.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a possible matchup or action involving McKin and Miriel with unclear context. No dates, teams, or locations are readable.
Readable fragments describe a local painting effort involving Dorao and Nik as key participants. The note hints at a project aimed at improving a property or area, with emphasis on craftsmanship and community impact. Further details are unclear in the fragmentary text.
Partial readable OCR text lacks clear names places or events. The item appears fragmented and cannot establish a coherent person or event summary from the source.
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Weston Curls faced a mixed team in Jamestown as Boston Girls played an exhibition against local guardsmen. The score hovered 13 to 12 at halftime with the visitors leading by a point. both sides showed rough floor play and flashes of team work.
A court hearing in Union on a dry interests petition drew testimony about the town of 4,000, the recent dry declaration, and conditions under liquor licenses. Lawyers represented both sides as witnesses described drunken displays and protests by temperance groups.
Readings and services scheduled across churches. Rev C H Wallace and church groups announce morning and evening worships with Bible school, youth programs, and prayer meetings. Topics include Repentance, The Ministry of Divine Hope, and The Unbroken Barrier.
An old ad touts Cascarets as a quick cure for biliousness headaches sluggish liver and constipation. It promises no headaches or sour stomach by morning and urges parents to give Cascarets to children for gentle cleansing and improved mood despite the casual, sensational tone.
The undersigned formerly doing business as Booker Novelty Co. announces a sale of all real estate and personal property on Spring Creek Street to Bert Mil and Wy J. DeLilla upon fulfillment of an agreement dated February 1948. All charges incurred before February 1, 1932, will be settled by Bert Milon and W. J. DeMill. Signed May 1.
Graceful charming sweet peas praised for bloom and fragrance. Vendor lists named varieties and color packs, 20 cents for eight packets, ten packs for 50 cents, with extra bulbs and special offer for March orders. Includes bold promise of new Spencer hybrids and floral prompts.
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions Oregon Washington and a travel lure. Names like Duthieau Che Agricutnesses and the Tourist appear with a Chicago route. Provides a free information line and a Broadway New York address but content is garbled and unreadable.
A jumble of rental notices and property sales: rooms for rent in multiple locations including West Washington and East Main streets, furnished and unfurnished options, also five to seven room flats and modern houses with baths and hot water. Several properties for sale include farms, stores, and mixed-use buildings in Corry and surrounding areas, with prices and contact hints scattered through the notices.
A jumble of classified ads from Corry Pennsylvania includes sale offers for a two year old buck mare, farm acreage with water and fruit trees, and houses to build or buy. Also listed are employment ads, perfume company recruiting, and wood/bolts buying, with several varying locations and contact names.
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