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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1919
Page
6
Classified advertising must be paid in advance at 150 per line for one week with six insurance. When answering advertisement follow ad instructions. Do not phone or inquire at Journal Office. apply by mail or to the address given in the advertisement.
A garbled page of sale items listing multiple requests including piano sales from H Henderson Piano Co and a Bay area listing. Reads like a string of advertisements for used pianos, houses, library equipment, horses, bicycles, and various odds and ends for sale with contact hints and locations such as Maple Ave Center Street West Main St and Corry Pennsylvania.
Multiple classified notices offer exchanges and sales in Corry Pennsylvania and nearby towns. Listings include phonographs, pianos, poultry, livestock, safeties, rifles, and job opportunities. Names and addresses appear with contact details and specific item notes.
Mrs Schoch asserts a worker must perform tasks, describing exertion and blame for a painful incident. The report records unclear medical details and a claimed incident involving a stomach injury and rough handling.
Westline youth, aged about 16, stood to answer charges of forging checks drawn on Warren firms. He allegedly obtained six phocks from the Waxman employer, wrote two checks, one for Gbyliteh and one for Waerin Oinkenrys, and used the funds to buy clothing. He was arrested and given a hearing, with bail set at $500.
A garbled dialect piece imagines women inventors and ballooning while debating how a lady might lift or carry a light balloon. The text references a wall drawing, a shop at P. Morrleea’s, and a Dr. Kibler’s office as local landmarks.
Fragmentary OCR details an 1914 notice about rate increases from five to seven cents and ticket prices, mentioning Wight tickets at 50g. It references a company and examination upon application, but the text is too garbled to identify names, places, or full actions.
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