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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1926
Page
7
A garbled notice outlines a large Legionnaires meeting at Waterford with attendees and officials named in a fractured text. It mentions dates, locations, presiding figures, and ceremony elements though many details are unreadable. The readable entities include Waterford, Meid, Litanpoting, and several oddly spelled names.
A fragmented note describes Children’s Day exercises featuring performances and group activities. It mentions several participants and a crunchy rhythm of lines, signaling a local school event with students presenting songs and skits.
A brisk summer footwear item features a large white button accent and a sleek design. The new style pairs well with light apparel and emphasizes comfort and contemporary flair for warm weather wardrobes.
A fragmented fashion column by Hedda Hoyt for United Prose sketches New York summer style influences seen on Faith Avenue and Vine Street. It lists wide brim hats, bold suits, and evolving trends with hints of designers, fabrics, and social mood, reflecting mid season dress cues and urban flair.
District court docket shows a murder trial set for Thursday. The case involves a major financial claim totaling $19,010 and is drawing attention amid the local community. Readers are urged to review the classified columns for related notices and details.
Local obituary notes the death of Mim SoMhnhnn Coss at her residence in Columbus Township. Funeral services are set for 2 PM with interment at Wik Lawn cemetery in Potuntnes.
A Baltimore mother, Louisa Van Dyke, credits Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her strength after years of fatigue. She, now healthy with three children, urges working girls to try the tonic to maintain energy for daily tasks and job performance.
A scan of a historical classified page shows sections for Announcements Monuments Notices Personal Automobiles Business Services Employment and Real Estate with dense listings and fragmented text. The jumble includes ad taker notes and policy statements, plus scattered real estate and sale items and street addresses.
Report from early edition describes a seaplane or small craft crash near Bust Camp resulting in the deaths of two individuals. Names, affiliations, and exact chronology are unclear due to damaged OCR. Police and investigators examined wreckage while emergency crews secured the scene.
A college boy's parent comments on an urgent plan for turns as Willie is seen to slow in a tied contest. The Detroit News notes the amateur stance and hints at professional implications in the unfolding race scene.
Real estate listings show multiple rental options including suites of rooms three to six rooms per suite, small houses and storage spaces. Agencies and operators named include N Cohen and Stewart & Co with addresses on Main Street West ton Street Third Avenue and other local streets.
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