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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1923
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text provides few readable facts. The line mentions words like itty suit and ire but offers no clear events, names, places, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a coherent news item.
A terse report notes that four participants in a math line trial at Awapinge faced a trial or test, with unclear specifics. Names and exact actions are not fully readable, but the event centers on a math-related activity at the Awapinge line.
A community Pet Show will be staged this Saturday morning at City Park run by local children. Organizers invite all participants to enter their pets in contests with prizes for best costumes and best parading. Lawrence Hreteler plans activities for younger kids while Jacar Jones oversees events for girls and smaller children.
An inquest in Bike County found that the death of a man in Ridgway was instantaneous after an accidental gun discharge. Witnesses described the scene at Tily 17 Frel Grey Way and the coroner’s jury was convened by A C Lani of St Marys.
A fragmented fashion note highlights two evening dress looks from a model novel. It mentions lace, chiffon, ribbone detailing, and a slim silhouette with fitted bodice and flounced skirt. Sizes range 30 to 46 with examples priced at 25 cents to 5 cents.
An unclear July 17 notice discusses using prisoners on highway projects and related labor programs. It mentions confinement conditions, release, and employment in liberty fabrication and supplies, with references to county houses and district payments. The report cites uncertain figures such as daily earnings and potential labor program costs.
A fragmentary historical report describes upheaval in Honduras with mentions of a president, peace talks, and looming revolution. It references American involvement and local officials amid violent unrest and political tension.
The notice states that John Grady, appointed administrator of the estate of deceased Lin Batate, based in Pennsylvania, is in charge of settling debts and claims. Eric, Pa. Attorney, is listed for legal matters, with a street address in Kincald & Kinuitly.
Union Gloy Tory 1 a rovers and his son arrive with machinery to begin paving a new road from Union City toward Glowe's Corners. A large crew and modern gear aim to complete the project before cold weather, with the first section starting near Union Amity township and extending about 12 000 feet toward Attyburg.
The obituary notes the death of Mrs. Wary A. Young, wife of Tate James Young, and lists surviving relatives including grandchildren. The funeral is set for Friday afternoon at 2 o clock and will be held at Pine Grove Cemetery.
A patient reports back pain and urinary issues, claiming kidney trouble worsened by stress. After trying remedies, the text endorses Doane Kidney Pills, attributed to Mrs. Patterson and Vester Millurn Go, Buffalo, N.Y, as a trusted cure.
The Spartansburg district reports a busy period with residents enjoying homegrown foods and gardens, visitors from Cleveland and Youngstown, and several family visits. Haymaking advances, oats, and straw growth are noted, along with church youth outings, a Sunday school ice cream visit, and a village dinner at Potter's Gravel.
The most valuable carriage in the world, preserved in the Trianon palace at Versailles, was built for Charles X of Aranve. Extensively gilded from pole to hind wheel, the vehicle cost more than $200,000, reflecting its stunning craftsmanship and royal prestige.
Charles Smith a 20 year old colored worker was stabbed in the abdomen by a fellow workman at the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh Railroad camp in Whistletown during a late Sunday quarrel. Four black men were arrested in connection with the incident.
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