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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1914
Page
4
D. B. Brand Tea is grown prepared for use and packed in sealed packages in Japan, arriving directly to protect against dust and dirt.
A partial report from Townstown notes a PRR Express wreck near Johnstown on July 20. Details are fragmented with several garbled names and positions, but indicate train damage and possible injuries.
A suspect is in custody regarding a case described as slavery related. The report mentions authorities and ongoing investigation with no further confirmed details or names available from the readable text.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a clue or bet related to a bid or stake of around two dollars. It references names and initials in a garbled form, with scattered phrases suggesting a local contest or wager and potential involvement of individuals such as Stevie and Mae. The readable bits imply a personal or informal context rather than a formal event.
Long, garbled OCR notes describe trolley operations in Pt TeLitanic and Wes Hod Muir regions with mentions of inspection districts, labor department affiliations, and various named individuals. The fragment references inspections, mergers, and territorial changes affecting multiple counties, plus social events and local politics, ending with scattered names and street references.
Multiple lines describe a Wright's Auction offering bargains on diamonds and Pickard china. The notice mentions prominent local farmers and land tracts, with references to Warren county and parties involved in sale provisions. The article signals a public auction with emphasis on value items.
A mistaken OCR fragment reports women injured in a local auto accident near Kenton. Details are unclear due to unreadable text. the report mentions a baby and various names but lacks verifiable specifics or outcomes.
A garbled excerpt promotes a rippled tunic design from Butterick, highlighting limited availability and a free sheer accessory. It references Aunt But and a call to action to order, though details are unclear and fragmented.
Our stock highlights up-to-date style for comfortable summer wear. Embroidered voile fabrics feature sheer material with green and pink designs. Also offered are all silk Marie ribbons 14 inches wide in light blue and other colors such as white and black.
Fears of renewed W W outrages unfold in Ohio as agitators target officials and workers. Sheriff in Jefferson and Meath counties vows to maintain order while miners strike, urging safe handling of plants and equipment to prevent damage during labor dispute actions. Local authorities monitor protests and security around mines and towns.
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