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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1916
Page
5
A jumbled page shows numerous rental notices and market items. Listings mention a modern one room house for rent near W. Washing Street, with immediate possession, and other properties around 272 W. Washington Street and Norl Worth S Hallway area. The text mixes names, dates, and stray market items creating a cluttered, uneven advertisement collage with scattered references to local businesses and events.
A garbled OCR fragment reports a local amusement listing with unclear names and scattered words. Readers should expect minimal readable facts about events or performances, but many proper nouns are corrupted and no definitive details emerge.
Fragmented OCR notes report for sale items and strike activity at various plants. Mentions a US Labor Commission ruling, wage issues, and possible plant relocation with workers facing layoffs and potential forced movement to a new site. Contains names and places linked to wellville and lin plants, plus presale details for a local ice cream vendor event.
An Italian destroyer was reported sunk amid World War II combat updates transmitted by United Press. The message, though garbled, indicates a sinking event and broader naval activity involving Allied and Axis forces.
A fragmented feature mentions producers and names in a chaotic account. It references Robern Mannit Bolloviass Hauer and others amid a vague production setting tied to a Fundy dotion and a vacation contest. Kate appears with a playful wink in a Downey's Rug Store scene.
Fragmented ad text lists various items with unclear titles including 14 sheets and upside down gag items. Mentions prices like 50c and 1.00 and references to special offers, openings, and assorted products with erratic phrasing. No clear dates or identifiable brands beyond generic descriptors.
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