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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1925
Page
7
A garbled report describes a car crash resulting in a broken neck. It mentions a male victim, locations such as Ontario and California, and references to medical facilities and dates, but many details are unclear due to OCR errors. The article preserves naming hints and emergency response themes without coherent chronology.
The readable parts suggest a somber music scene with religious overtones, mentioning a saxophonist, a son, and a reference to Mendelssohn. The text is garbled but evokes a solemn performance and archway imagery, with unclear dates or venues.
A historical ad proclaims a skin care soap and ointment for pimples cuts burns bruises and eczema claiming safety and certainty. It touts a 30¢ ointment and 25¢ soap with strong promises of relief and usefulness.
The text presents a garbled crossword puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues. Several entries appear distorted with illegible fragments, likely OCR errors, while a few legible names and terms hint at a themed set. The page notes next to the puzzle reference a solution will appear in the next issue.
A fragmentary notice describes a public roasting of a man wounded by a stray bullet. It mentions a birthday event, the Benvervine area, and a local association linked to Mendefvillé and Spi run Todas. The piece references O’Mell's Grave at Cure Levine and a group planning to attend the event on a date around August 12.
A man suffered severe burns from molten iron during a July 4 incident on a porch at about 0:45 a.m. Sunday. Louis Bizcara of North Street reportedly defended a baby as Ralph Auwuah of North Street attacked, wounding Bizcara above the left ankle. He was treated at the hospital and later moved to his home.
An old classified style notice seeks items for purchase. It states paying the highest prices for paper, rubbers, iron and similar goods. The contact shows A Zalzinek Bell 673 Mut, 1978, hinting at a local buyback or scrap operation.
A dense transcription of a newspaper classified section explaining ad rules, pricing, classifications, and submission guidance. It includes examples of ads, rental notices, sales, lost and found, and a candidate announcement, with references to rate structures, cancellation policies, and the editorial right to edit.
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