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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1925
Page
8
Rowland mane of Kanesholm, last seen Sunday near his brother’s farm, has disappeared from his Parksivente residence. Mrs Rowland, a World War veteran, died months ago. Police and locals search vainly for him amid notes of prior illness and wartime injuries.
Dunkirk news reports orders received for the Eli P Sinclaire Glam plant on Lamphere Street to erect another building and install a four-pot furnace. This increases capacity by about thirty seven percent, adding six new buildings. The Sinclaire Company and Chamber of Commerce coordinate site expansion, with larger facilities than initially planned, amid earlier negotiations and concessions.
Two young men died after a drowning accident at Chautauqua Lake near Sandy Botrum. Eyewitnesses recall a group of friends swimming from a nearby shore, with one man escaping as others disappeared. Recovery efforts continued as investigators examined the scene and surrounding area. A separate line notes a burglary at Greenburg establishment and related losses.
A damaged fragment reports Mr and Mrs Gat Caldwell of Johnsonburg and Mrs Terrence Caldwell with their children being treated at Ello Momity General Hospital after a wind shock event. The car involved is noted as owned by Mr Caldwell and driven by Mrs Torrence Caldwell.
A vintage ad touts Evans Triple Phosphates as a remedy for fatigue weakness and anemia. It claims men and women regain ambition nerve force and health by using the product sold at Thos Nowney Lindsteys Pharmacy.
An indistinct notice advertises copper purchases by a new dealer at an unnamed Myepy Wremh factory location. The readable fragment mentions honest dealing and high prices but provides no clear company name, full address, or verifiable contact.
A Monday night burglary at a furniture store led to the theft of cash from the register. The thieves took about $150 and left the register behind. Police found no other obvious damage or stolen items as of yesterday. Worth M. Joes, president of the company, reported the incident and noted no further losses.
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