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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1914
Page
4
D. B. Brand Tea is grown and prepared for use in sealed packages in Japan and shipped directly to protect it from dust and dirt.
The Bee Club announces a meeting at Nat's corner with Mrs VMTR, MrEIroy, and Colter listed among attendees. Friday July 23rd is noted with plans for a fashion display by Hoy's clothing and a public sale of goods by local merchants.
An unclear report describes a robbery and assault linked to a fireman named Perkins and others from Stratford. The text mentions theft of money, a shanty raid, and a marriage ceremony linked to a local court, but many details are garbled.
An auction listing advertises Christmas shopping on Wright's offerings with claims of savings on household items and cookware. The fragment mentions pricing and a live sale atmosphere with unclear dealer details and scattered names.
London July 22. Margaret Gill a suffragette window breaker was sentenced to six months imprisonment. The jury recommended that all women found guilty of such acts should be compelled to pay damages caused by their actions.
A catalog note lists iron self watering devices for lawn or winery use with hanging baskets and wire urns. It mentions a complete ring of bedding prints in fine condition and seeds for lawn grass. Address: A. E. Pettit Ejprist 410 Mast Main Street. Buyer names Ben and 751 Minton 4 Tissve blocks Trou Napat.
Result details are incomplete and garbled. The readable text mentions a win for Seed Mine Edatnne and references various names and institutions but lacks coherent facts or context to form a clear summary.
Reports say Theodore Roosevelt desires to testify today via letter from President Wilson regarding objections to the Columbia treaty. He asks to be permitted to appear and explain concerns to moral rotations, with expectations the request will be granted.
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