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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
2
A decipherable fragment shows Vole Mastin at the forefront of a Tayplonchiod event with unclear context and limited readable data. Specific dates, places, or competing entities remain unreadable in the OCR fragment.
An ad list shows items like table cloths, towels, pillow tubing, shade, child’s rompers, and petticoats with prices ranging from a few cents to about 1 dollar. Includes brands or sellers Lailies Te Kaysor Yeats and Winlow Shade.
All day Friday specials include Pure Silk Umbrellas any color nine dollars, Men’s Russian Gold Shirts in all sizes priced at three fifty, Voile Dresses priced six dollars, down to four fifty.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and references such as Sir Vallone and Krink Crepe with vague ties to places and people. The readable content is insufficient for a coherent event or notice summary.
Fragmented price list items include numbers and partial product names such as soy ayevites, Bell Boteaith, Watton Toweling, Crochet Cotton, and Kilt Site Senrfy. Several entries show monetary amounts like 2.00 and 40.00, with unclear vendors or quantities. The readable elements suggest a catalog of household items and fabrics from an old commercial page.
Fragmentary report shows 2-3 men’s events with unclear initials, an 8.00 night entry, and a 4500 unit figure. Mentions Tovany Womeses, Shoots 18y, MBS, and 19 N. Cohen & Sons in a garbled list of names and figures.
Fragmentary list shows items and prices in a local store: Minnivan 94.50, Willow 2.00, Muslin Poltivonty 41.00, Gingham 0.50. Miscellaneous notes reference towels and aluminum, with unclear quantities.
Partial text shows scattered names and addresses, a towel mention, and unclear items. No coherent event or dates. Core entities include persons and a street phrase, but details remain unreadable.
Corry residents report visits and family events. Mrs Avten Anont and relatives traveled, James town trips were made, and many neighbors attended funerals and celebrations. Local names include Charles Sandburg and Jaquith family as well as William Towle Gow and others in the region.
Fragmentary text mentions scalp itching and a product, with jumbled brand name references. It shows no clear event, person, organization, or location to summarize into a coherent news item.
The listing highlights items like chamois cloths sponges and rubber gloves for household cleaning. It emphasizes quality and practical use for maintenance tasks.
An unnamed Warren man sustained a near fatal shock at a hardware store accident when a live wire touched a wet floor. He was rushed to Warren General Hospital in serious condition, then stabilized and resting easier with hopes of recovery. Police and safety officers investigated while witnesses described a faulty wiring and a wet surface that enabled the current to travel.
Loose, distorted notices show sealed proposals by Curry Salivot's district for remodeling and repairs to Cory High School buildings and related work. Details mention plans, specifications, envelopes to D S Rowe, with references to bids by No 1 and No 4, plus unrelated notes about church fire and a local fishing scene.
A Buffalo reader extols Paterson's Ointment sold for six cents a large box claiming it cured an ulcer nine inches by five and a half inches after two dollars worth of salve. The letter praises pain relief and urges others to try the treatment.
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