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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
4
A brief item notes meals at College Inn featuring a salad sandwich and a variant described as devil ed chicken. No further details provided about prices times or locations.
fragmented OCR yields scattered notices from Warreiy Water area including bids, property rentals, fishing license concerns, a miscast obituary fragment, and a brief town gathering notice dated June 13 with invites. The garbled text mentions insurance, real estate for sale, and various local names.
Two Richmond high schoolers Will Cooke and Malcolm Mae shal travel home from Niagara Falls via Columbus Cleveland and Buffalo carrying US Army packs. Local items include field for air mail depot near Maple rural Meadville, a real estate listing, church choir plans, a women’s auxiliary meeting, and a fire raid arrest in Oil City. Public notices touch assessments on Lottsville property and a new Methodist church contract in Warren while town events cover dances and lectures.
The shop urges customers with repair work or shoe purchases to seek adjustments if not satisfied. It promises value for money on every pair bought or half soled and offers to rebuild out of shape shoes. The business emphasizes serving all family members with a wide range of footwear.
A混合 of shattered notes reports a possible spine fracture and scalp wounds from a road collision on Warren Sheffield road involving a Ford roadster and Relix Dobbs. Also noted are lightning fatalities near St Marys, a Central Cash Market listing, and issues about a building loan and a hospital discharge after appendicitis.
United Press reports a thaw returning to New York as the mystery figure appeared briefly in Pittsburgh and Newark before heading back to the city. The abrupt presence rattled Broadway with the unexpected visit and prompted speculation about his next move.
A sanitized fragment notes locusts shipped from Africa to Holland with most destined for cattle and poultry feed. A portion is reserved for other uses, with claims of high altitude handling and special tactists' oversight. The text references procurement and distribution aims without full context.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr. Thychor Liver with Bloc Syrup for indigestion back pains constipation and tired nerves. It claims a pleasant taste and vegetable ingredients approved by physicians. The notice guarantees satisfaction with no cost and recommends Dr Chachars by J Q Ponda as a leading druggist.
In Durham on June 10 Secretary of the Navy Curtis D Wilbur urged the Duke University audience to apply common sense to religion. He argued religion and science are harmonious and cited the Bible alongside the Book of Nature. He suggested geological strata support the idea that sacred texts and natural history can be read together.
In Philadelphia Jane 1 United Press reports that 34 year old trolley conductor Ivan West was killed as he slept when a woman, Anna Mason 28, entered his room and fired into his heart. She then shot herself and died minutes later. West’s sister reported the incident. police found bed clothing burned from the revolver. Officials say jealousy likely motive as Mason had recently moved from West Virginia and was acquainted with West.
Call Olds Florist in Union City for superior floral work and arrangements. Specializing in fresh flowers and custom designs for events and everyday gifts.
Disjointed report describes an effort to seat or remove a minister at a Baptist church in New York City and a broader dispute over religious influence. References to Denver, Seattle, and Rochefellere appear garbled, but the text signals a conflict over church authority, monopoly charges, and generational opinions.
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