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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1919
Page
1
Readable fragments describe a historical event involving individuals and places but details are incomplete. The text references Irv and shell action, with names and acronyms suggesting a wartime or technical context, yet core facts are missing to confirm specific actions or outcomes.
British air ship now 1500 miles out with wireless relays reporting steady progress. The United Press dispatch notes messages from the route, mentions Cape Race and White Star liner Moyzanthy, and cites a July date as the timeline for the airship to reach New York area amid ongoing signals and weather conditions.
A chaotic fragment discusses guarding against bombers and police vigilance amid May Day and June 4 threats. It references prominent women in civic life, city government, and national concerns about attacks, with scattered mentions of New York and security measures. The text is garbled but centers on protection and public order guidance.
A local effort seeks volunteers to gather fruit for the hospital as part of a drive organized by church committees and community groups. The plan urges broad participation from Leith and nearby communities to support hospital needs and medical services.
The report describes a large swarm of bees disrupting activity at a riverside corner. Residents attempted to calm and redirect the insects overnight while officials monitored the situation. A local man, Mr Lily, tried to help by guiding the swarm toward a safe exit and preparing containment measures. The disturbance persisted into the following day with teams deploying equipment.
In a recent ruling at the Pittsburgh district court Ralph W Dillag- Boi pleaded not guilty and was found guilty on charges of edition oversight. The judge handed down the denial of a new trial, citing no district flaw in the original verdict.
A garbled report references Holland not detaining an individual named Naber near Anmrougen Chateat and mentions political figures Kaiser Wormah and Kabir. The text alludes to Dutch government actions and potential custody or political moves without clear details or dates.
The Mio regular monthly meeting discussed divesture of Corey Hospital assets and the Williuel report for publication. The Tadion Auxiliary annual report was approved. The board valued a hospital donation of 498.77 and thanked the Autow Wan for support. Miss Calling was invited to represent Corey Hospital at the American Hospital Association meeting in September in Cincinnati. The board adjourned after routine business.
A dispatch from United Prot Toonilon reports Parliament today considers a peace treaty among Great Britain, the United States, and Wrage. Loyd Geonen notes the agreement seeks datsuidye mlliniisi and outlines terms for immediate ratification.
Dr N Troy Gillett returns from layoff due to illness and will resume practice next week. He plans to begin work on Monday with regular hours and will notify patients of updated appointments and hours. Weather outlook remains warm for tonight and Friday.
A garbled inked note describes a planned special issue or extra edition with dramatic promises. It mentions Willard Liem and Toledo, aims to cover ongoing conflicts, figures like Visburgh, and a broad array of topics including political and military matters, while noting delivery and production details and imminent updates.
A garbled recount shows the OWL Timers defeating the Old Timers in a close contest at the Washington Strut. The game featured key plays, with Maloney leading and other players from both teams listed in a flood of names and partial phrases.
An injured person, Prof. G. G. You dar Groshon, was rushed to Corry hospital after a motor vehicle crash. Witnesses said the vehicle overturned and the driver suffered a shoulder injury and severe nervous shock.
A fragmented northern column reports a planned Toledo boxing clash, with fighters including Willard and Demprey amid scattered notes. The text mentions training sites, attendance hints, and various names, while omitting clear outcomes or dates.
Governor Sproul signs a bill tightening penalties for trafficking in stolen motor vehicles in Pennsylvania. The measure requires detailed vehicle descriptions, ownership histories, and transfer records, with fines up to 5000 dollars and prison terms up to several years. Enforcers include the State Highway Commission and police, aiming to end auto theft business statewide.
United Press reports Pari July news noting whether the United States will ratify a treaty guaranteeing agreed terms. Pittsburgh dispatch describes heightened security measures and possible bomb plots as state officials order strict watch, with police braces around industrial plants and promises to handle any actuation without panic.
An OCR read fills with fragmented phrases about a Parisian tabloid story featuring a character named Lee Wood. The text weaves mentions of newspapers, public interest, and sensational flair, with scattered notes on lives, shops, and a bustling Paris street scene. The exact events are unclear, but the piece reads like a lurid social column in early 20th century style.
The Gun Club on Worth Street plans a two session shooting event tomorrow afternoon with several contests including a $5 prize for a folding knife and gold Mod knife. Entries welcome with supper after class events and a late evening display. Officials announce a government and regulatory arrangement for next week’s promotion inviting participation.
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