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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1920
Page
6
The readable lines compose a garbled explanation about obtaining something called a Dion, mentioning Mirricca and Giery Wnowa TS. It references training, tones, and work guidance but lacks coherent facts or clear events. The piece reads like an OCR mishap with distorted names and phrases.
Oil City features a national baby championship report with photographs by Upierwood and Tailerwood of New York. The event centers on the Thompson baby and draws reactions from local officials and photographers amid media coverage in New York and Mellovne weighingclaims of record sizes and weight.
Sadie Coll, mother of a child abandoned December 19, was arrested at Henry's Mills Foret cbulity on a charge of abandoning a child without loot elotfilisy and whulor. Court officers Aldon and Park were sent for trial. a preliminary hearing set for next week.
At the Grani theatre on Monday and Tuesday evenings a powerful picture draws remarkable applause. The striking scene of today's conditions features dramatic framing and a versatile cast, captivating many viewers with its intense presentation.
Probate notice and payment demand for Cornelia Merkiinger estate. All claimants must present claims to Clara Prior executrix at Kinopid & Kineaul, attorneys, or be barred. Creditors and debtors urged to call and settle debts with the undersigned.
In a note on her forthcoming debut big production the actress recalls prior screen appearances while comparing her path to notable titles such as Eyes of Youth and Rex. The piece stresses her confidence and ambition as she steps forward in a career she frames as brilliant.
A quirky local feature presents a playful, if unclear, account about happiness and a child named Dorothy Williod, merging lighthearted whimsy with a gentle community tone. The fragment hints at a joyful event or story tied to May or a Monday gathering, inviting curiosity.
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