Continental Trade and Philanthropy News from Corry
The Continental Business section notes Canada’s 12 month export surplus of 140 million with the United States and Britain dominating trade, while Uncle Sam leads in exports to Canada. A second item praises Thomas N Littauer’s million dollar gift, favoring flexible use of principal and interest for philanthropic, religious, educational aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominions
United States
Great Britain
Sam
John Bull
Canada
United
North America
Thoias N. Littauer
New York
Questionable Quiz Excerpt Mix of Jumbled Prompts
Fragmented OCR item presents mixed quiz questions and stray phrases about leaders, architecture, literature, and weather. It includes garbled lines, stray numbers, and partial clues, with unclear context and no coherent article frame.
Woman Pleads Guilty After Massive Battery Raid
The report details a violent incident near Ridgway where a woman pleads guilty following a large raid. A man identified as Bayern and others are mentioned in connection with injuries and local events. The account references hospital visits and court actions tied to the battery case.
Arrests Made In Major Moonshine Plant Seizure Near North East
State troopers seized a large moonshine operation near North East and arraigned two defendants Tony Erbe and Simtorina Hoth on illegal alcohol charges. The plant reportedly included 1300 gallon stills, two 150 gallon stills, and twenty columns. Bail set at 5000 dollars as court action proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North East
Ure
Him
Tony
Store Home Renovation Plans Highlight Second Floor Offices
The article notes progress inPreparatory work for changes to the new Store Home. The second floor will be fitted up for offices and remodeled to suit incoming tenants during the reconstruction period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granttin
Bladder Irritation Relief Promoted by Medicated Tablets
Columbus couple credits Keller Laboratory tablets to ease nightly bladder irritation. Wife suffered frequent awakenings until using the remedy. Sold for 2 cents per tablet at drugstores with local availability in Mechanicsburg and Columbus areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matire
Columbus
Experie
Mitchell
Ohio
Keller Laboratory
Mechanicsburg
Thomas Downey's
Ady
Credited Brain Behind Pleasantville Bank Burglary Trial
Justice records in Franklin feature Edmond Wick, ex cashier of Citizens Bank, as the alleged mastermind of a Pleasantville burglary and bank arson. Prosecution presents forged note evidence tied to TF Williamson while Watson, Robinson, and Ball are examined as possible accomplices amid cross examination of motives and methods. Federal agents raid area cities including Buffalo and Olean as part of broader investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond Wick
Citizens Bank of
Pleasantville
Franklin
TF Williamson
Williamson
Flick
Watson
Erose Carnigeion
AAPM
Robinson
Ball
Iis House
Guy Ahwee
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
Colegrov
Arthur Gofagrave
National Advertising Representative
Fred Kimball, Inc
Tribune Tower
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittaburey
Bordon
F. Jay Moye
Proousos
Bor Whalseurt
Hs Mwah Lin
Witt
Knot
Guatuve Hiftdl
Ghent
Belgium
Michael L. Litz
South Center Street
Kelly
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
Frank
Shawmut
Mr. Hulls
Bayern
Brumburg
Bruwberg
Miia
Tejon
Lily Datery
Chaneres
Eme Brumnery
For the Sun'Parlor
Broken Red Babies
Choléé
Motiernome Sniickersze
Averywtiuis
Ameter
J. A. Lanston
Center St
Jon
Hash Yarik
Ty Vika Eoancelle
Wah
National Bath
Federsl-Promtitior
Buffalo
Olean
Agile
Mmtte
MuOxtentlas
Japan
Green Tea
Eever
Clear Range
Ocoats
Iron Sox
Ae Ae
Camel
Oxford
Ldren
Nonth Center
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