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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1925
Page
7
An Erie Pennsylvania incident reports a boy injured in a collision with a driver named Candy Cox and Ralph Dome involved. The report notes no apparent change in the boy's condition since the accident and provides limited details. The item appears from a local paper’s old hometown section.
Mrs VanAken drove a Ford coupe on Ridgway-Johnsonburg road toward a hazardous guarded point. As she turned, the car struck the bank, slid across obstacles and stopped at the Pennsylvania RR tracks. The vehicle was only slightly damaged and the driver uninjured aside from shock. The car was moved from the track and later taken to a garage for repairs.
A Sapulpa area resident, formerly from Oil City, was killed in the West after an illness and long service at Sapulpa. The deceased had worked for 17 years and is survived by two brothers and a sister in the area, with funeral arrangements pending.
The article outlines ad submission rules and publication standards. It notes editors may edit or reject copy, reports on ads that mirror imagery, and explains charging for repeated insertions. It mentions social yearly rates and assistance for preparing copy to maximize results.
Lost small brown pocketbook containing money. marked Ways Lake. Call Jour! Till Office. Reward. Lost small Ingersoll watch. Reward offered. Lost male bicycle with bell and head badge. Return to Journal Office. Reward if recovered. Local notices include stray, lost, found and advertisements for services and real estate.
Classified line from a historical paper seeking a young son to take charge at an aerodrome with no experience needed. Includes a care address for responses and a brief note on situation wanted for a female. The fragment reflects era bluntness and ad style.
The text hints at classifieds as direct messaging where ads reflect readers wants. It emphasizes personal relevance and accessibility, suggesting a system where ads feel tailored to the reader and carry a sense of immediacy.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a nasal cream and cough remedy amid mixed lines. Mentions Washington and public figures, but overall unclear narrative with garbled phrasing and no coherent event or date.
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