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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1915
Page
7
A damaged OCR fragment references a government interior department sale and related papers. It mentions a money amount and a morning action but the full context and entities are unclear from the garbled text.
Fragmentary OCR shows a sale listing with scattered numbers and item mentions. It references prices such as 98, 100, 87.50, 92.50 and items like Fox, knit, white. No clear dates or full item descriptions are readable.
A Vermont court sentenced Dr. Don A. Bisbow to fifteen years in prison after his conviction for manslaughter in the deaths of thirteen people who drank liquor containing denatured alcohol sold at his Middlevury pharmacy. The judge noted the violative beverage violated state law, though Bisbow claimed ignorance of the alcohol poison.
Readable portions mention a Princeton professor and scattered names, with references to De Wot hind and Genéeal De, plus odd phrases about Europe and onions. The piece lacks coherent narrative, characters, or clear events to summarize into a single news item.
A garbled OCR passage discusses a fortuwil project at Kame of the Mba provinces with a cost around 0,040,000 and donations by the Dominion government. It notes shipping absence and a plan to complete works at a port in Lay Palma Islands, referencing host and committee involvement and potential timber or material shortages.
Lawyers for Frank Brunk report his conviction for the murder of 14 year old Mary Phagan has undergone appeals to the Georgia Supreme Court. Witnesses including Jamon Jouley and George Eppen testified, and the case’s legal path saw debates on admissibility and timing, with ongoing efforts to seek writs of error and possible clemency as the long legal battle persists.
Advertising copy lists Manning & Bowman coffee urns of 8 gal capacity and 3 gal dens, self steering sled, and a range of goods for premiums. Items include boys and girls raincoats, wool shirting, watches for boys and girls, rockers, and various household consumables. Coffee sold at 28 cents per pound with ten stamps per pound, plus Teas spices extracts and more count toward premiums. call for details.
Salamanca Jan 1 Dispatching of trains by telephone began at midnight on the Allegheny and Bradford divisions and the Dunkirk branch of the Erie railroad. The innovation relieves dispatchers in the office here and assigns them to other duties. Three men affected are H. A. Strohwher H. F. Mong and J. W. Carroll.
The item lists various society figures including Mr P Penfield, wife of the American nyntngsndor to Aunteta, with a fortune of bypr $1,000,000 annually. Miss Tuth Clatr of Philadelphia is noted as an authority on football and secretary to the piles committee. Henry 4 Morgan chairs the Home weainiiles department of the Gowri! Foleration, advocating higher household efficiency. Emin Calvo is set for a California concert tour, then to take up duties. Wort Cronn defeats Prince and at present remains committed to hospital work in Towlon. Mrs. Licey Overfinld of Brooklyn is appointed to a post in the internal revenue department. the Cleveland scene is referenced in this tea.
A garbled 20th century style text mixes names like Gonthy and Ghown Chebalni with Royal Box and Welsh themes. It references Ang dg erone and Anglo British wartime tensions, bells about safety and labor, and odd dialogue on wealth, gender and resistance amid a chaotic war tale.
Several listings offer two four room houses near a school with a good cellar and a yard, plus a six acre parcel with house herb garden and well three miles from Cor go. Prices include cash and loan options. Also offered are a property with cook stove, ice machine, fur robe and a D. R. Rogers & Co. office on East Main Street advertising terms and bargains for quick sale.
A fragment reflects Baltimore city debates on public aid and civic charity. It cites editorials from local papers including the Baltimore American and Globe-Democrat, noting concern for how cities support the needy without self harm.
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