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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1920
Page
3
The fragment outlines publication details for the Corry Evening Journal including pricing by mail per year and per copy, with references to publisher Arthur Colegrove and layout notes. It mentions distribution terms, local rates, and a wartime production aside, indicating a historic newspaper pricing and office information fragment.
Report claims German representatives warn of a prolonged struggle over reparations payments. Readers are told a central issue is Britain and France enforcing terms, with Allied leaders preparing for all needed actions to secure compensation.
The Oil City census report cites a 1920 population of 18,072 native whites and 10,748 females to 9,? males in a local breakdown. Foreign born whites total 8,936 with Germans and Belgians among noted nationalities. a survey by the Newspaper Feature Huueau notes a Jones Mintamler source.
July 26 reports from Paih claim Mayor KHts decided reporters would be restricted about police department activities. The order limits disclosure to only information the police choose to reveal. public access to the intelligence bureau is curtailed.
Readable fragments note a price of $9.75 at Wright's for a listed item described as Big Hen will Hajar yon. No clear date, place, or complete context provided for a fuller summary.
A truck halted at the largest clothing store in Silver Creek to load a large haul overnight. Thieves stole 200 lathex, 200 trousers, 20 overcoats, 50 Palm Hench shirts, six dozen silk shirts and ten dozen dress shirts before fleeing west toward Brie. Police awoke too late to stop them.
Corry resident Mrs. L. A. Williams of 12 Wayne Street reports Doan's Kidney Pills relieve her backache during kidney trouble and says she has given them to her children with satisfactory results. She calls Doan's a household remedy available for 60 cents at dealers. Foster-Milrs Buffalo N Y endorses the product.
An OCR fragment shows a butchered trade item reference to BEAR OIL for HAIR, with disjointed text including company names such as Brittain, Inc. and Ames & Go, along with Station F New York and other partial lines. The readable content suggests an advertisement or catalog entry rather than a complete news story.
E Goonasakara Mahathmaya, visiting from Ceylon, will lecture at the Baptist Church on Wednesday and Thursday evenings. He represents the Hindu India Christian Mission and will discuss Hindu society and social topics. Lectures start at 8 p.m.
A Meadville resident reports relief from nervous and stomach trouble after using Nervaworth. The testimonial claims first benefits after the initial dose and urges others with similar symptoms to try the product.
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