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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1917
Page
3
A garbled OCR passage discusses Lorinaponke population numbers and divides them into forty seven groups, mentioning large figures and property value estimates. The text is incoherent and contains many misspellings, making precise facts unclear.
Administration notice for the estate of James M Parroll of Concord Township, Bria County Pa. Debts are to be paid to Frances M Parroll, executrix, Corry Pa. July 15, 1017. Creditors urged to present their claims promptly to Walter Ly Pewke, Attorney.
A Warren court hears testimony and conflicting statements in an alleged scandal involving a man named Crull and a long troubled family history. Key figures describe events at a mid 19th century setting, citing relationships, alleged plans, and social pressures as the case unfolds.
An old style advertisement extols a product named Golden Laxative. It portrays digestive benefits, noting stomach and liver sluggishness as causes of worker inefficiency and claiming the remedy cleanses toxins. The piece uses bold testimonials and aims to appeal to broad readers seeking health boosts.
A garbled OCR excerpt references various names and a possible award, mentioning Meath and Luvdr uve coy Giana among unclear phrases. The legible elements suggest a list-like notice or poem fragment with no clear event or outcome to report.
The readable fragments reference July weather and wartime notes, including mentions of Hitler, nations, and dates. Several proper nouns appear oddly garbled, with currency of a past era, and scattered terms like heat, canal, and garden items. The text hints at a historical newspaper page containing mixed notices and commentary rather than a single clear event.
Readers report a shift at Wilson Beach in Chicago as female lifeguards take over roles once filled by men. The local fair guard has earned praise for her work, matching earlier husky-era efficiency. Community observers note the ongoing shortage of male lifeguards and the rising presence of women on the beach patrol.
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