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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
7
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A damaged OCR fragment hints at a local scene or event but lacks clear names, dates, or location. The readable bits suggest a reference to a person and a budding action, yet specifics remain ambiguous and nonessential details are missing.
Fragmented OCR text describes a failed post office project for Franklin, with death by self harm noted and references to officials, dates, and a construction plan. The garbled lines mention the U S Treasury, a building in Washington DC, and various individuals connected to notices and inquiries surrounding the event.
A disrupted clipping reports the alleged maker of a bomb convicted in Pittsburgh. The article names officials, cites charges, and notes the defendant, identified as Shel Hers, faces sentencing by a U.S. court. The piece mentions the case timeline and protective custody details.
A man named Ginsan, of 225 Oak Street, was found intoxicated and prowling near his home on Wednesday night at about 9 o clock. Officers Tinto and Reyer observed him and noted two hot irons in his hands as he threatened to kill his parents who were hiding inside.
The page shows a disordered crossword with many misspellings and garbled clues. It includes horizontal entries and a long list of partial answers that are hard to parse. The jumble suggests OCR issues rather than a coherent puzzle solution.
Public notice style material describes classified ad rules with classifications, pricing, and notices. It lists sections for Announcements Automobiles Employment Financial Instruction Livestock Merchandise Real Estate and more, plus editorial guidance and ad taker tips. The fragment cites policy on edits cancellations and payment terms.
A fragmented 19th century classified fragment lists businesses and occupations in garbled text. It mentions painting and decorating services, professional optics, and a graduate in opaths and optometry, with scattered lines promising quills and sewing. No clear events or names emerge.
A jumble of old classified items offers employment ads for females and salesmen, housework positions, and various rental listings. Included are references to an address box and firms like The Atlas Company in Cleveland, plus scattered notices for furnished rooms and housekeeping work amid noisy OCR garble.
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