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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1921
Page
3
A boy fell from a pole and died instantly near Ridgway. OCR text is damaged and unclear, but the incident appears to involve a youth in the Ridgway area with references to local names and places. Further readable details are unavailable due to garbled remnants.
An old advertorial urges keeping well through natural methods rather than doctor visits. It praises Beecham's as a trusted preventive aid, claiming long use and widespread recommendation. The piece warns against drastic medicines and favors patient, nature aligned care with Beecham's as daily support.
The Wrightsville News Notes reports a flurry of local events and people in town life. Mentions include Mrs A. O. Western visiting Warren, Mary Trodgore’s illness, a Sunday school event, and a variety of neighborhood social notices and minor gatherings.
July 2 report notes early completion efforts at Erie Armory amid state scrutiny. Residents and officials discuss milestones and potential impacts as civic leaders plan displays and inspections. Major O and others address transportation and traction concerns affecting progress.
The League of Women Votes holds a tieht riveting session this evening in the Miniclip buildings. The primaries and Wils Pine are Important to You are on the agenda. All invited, members and nonmembers welcome to attend.
Rail movement grows between Erie and Buffalo as locomotives and cars shift from storage to service. Lines report storage spurs opened and engines restored to active duty, with a statewide emphasis on restoring freight capacity and sidings to support resumed traffic.
Dorel Noskins, formerly with Mall of the Warren Times, is linked to a daring life saving during a rough sea incident. While Capplelair faced danger offshore, Noskins dove in, freed the stricken man from turbulent water, and hauled him to shore where medical aid restored him to consciousness. The event occurred amid strong waves as witnesses and officials respond.
Fragmented text discusses a mysterious remedy claimed to cure liver trouble and inflammation. It mentions a "Maye's Wonderful Requery" and a simple preparation said to cleanse the internal tract and ease stomach and liver distress. References to locations and terms are garbled and unclear.
Fragmentary OCR style note mentioning soup, disease, and personal names with scattered phrases. Reads like garbled health and consumer items without coherent event or clear entities.
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