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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1924
Page
6
A poorly legible passage references Tender Feet Petron and related terms like ceaylon and Awe fventitey. It appears to be an incomplete note or draft with stray names, phrases, and scattered fragments about people and activities, lacking coherent facts or clear events.
A short item records a birth event with limited details mentioning a child and parent. The note reflects a concise local notice style without further data on names, dates, or places available in the readable text.
Iriving was arrested for driving under the influence for a second time. He faced a 20 day jail term and a period in jail after a Tuesday arrest. The court, with Acting Judge Johnson, ordered ten days in jail and 30 days in a local facility, with details unclear due to damaged text.
A report from Warren county shows progress on a road to pass through Columbus as part of a state highway project. County engineers and state officials discuss construction scope and funding, with plans for a four mile segment and upcoming determinations on routes near Polumbus.
Troopers stationed along the Lake Highway summoned several violators this week. Justice of the Peace Clark L Lord issued fines. only one offender avoided payment after a suspended sentence. A drop in speeders noted as the troopers remain in the area. Also appears an oddly phrased for sale notice and a travel note about Ron Rickerson visiting Big West Gistory, Mase.
A Buffalo man files for divorce from Dorothy Wolfe after a dispute at Mul Street and Lafayette Avenue. Attorney Monit confirms the filing. Wolfe’s side is represented by Craik and Blass. The background text touts Mentho Sulphur as a remedy for eczema and skin relief.
An elderly ad promotes a hair dye using Sage Tea and Sulphur to restore natural color. It claims the mixture darkens gray or streaked hair, improves texture, and can be applied with a sponge to small strands for gradual, noticeable results.
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