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The readable text is garbled with names and phrases, offering no clear event, date, or location to summarize into a coherent news item.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
7
The readable text is garbled with names and phrases, offering no clear event, date, or location to summarize into a coherent news item.
Fifty four year old M Diamond Grows of Union City, a patient at University Hospital, jumped from a hospital window this morning and died a few hours later. He had been a new patient in the general ward and had appeared rational before the act. He believed he became sad and looked out the window just as attendants were engaged. He suffered a fractured skull and had been admitted on March 18 with hardening of the arteries.
June 19 report shows over a hundred mothers in Erie County plan to apply for the new pension program. Eligibility hinges on destitution, moral fitness, and child custody, with payments starting at 15 dollars monthly for the first child and optional increases per additional child after court review.
A local injunction restrains the Erie Railroad from closing Depot Street and Town Line Street within MN Valinge borough limits. The order, served Tuesday by McClintock & McClintooke, prevents interference with other street alignments in the borough. The case cites June 1 as the service date and references borough boundaries and municipal streets.
Fragmented OCR note describes foot soreness burning swelling with scattered terms and unclear entities. No coherent event, dates, or identifiable organizations present. The readable text hints at health remedies and vague references without concrete details.
An item listing shows a shoe polishing setup tied to Agnew Bisd Pletcher at 117 Crow Street, Lawrence, Mann, with references to a free arrangement and a postal or chemical note unclear. The fragment mentions a local contact and address, suggesting a small business or household operation in Lawrence.
Fire yesterday afternoon nearly leveled a Jamestown home owned by George Prawn in Funniestown. Mr and Mrs Melange report the loss at about 300 with flood of furniture destroyed. Automobiles nearby aided in containment, preventing total ruin. No insurance for the owner. a nest of rats fled as fire crews pried up the floor.
A woman named Margaret MaPatrides, also calling herself Khye, was arrested at the Warren carnival grounds with a young girl under suspicion. Coroner DeForest and deputies detained them overnight as investigators probe parental connections and possible child neglect. The woman was placed on a county paid train ride to Neadville for further questioning.
Mayville June 19 Herbert Anderson son of Sheriff Gust A Anderson was fishing this afternoon and landed a muscatching muscahionge weighing 12 pounds Edward Trwin caught two unusual fish weighing 6 1 4 and 5 1 2 pounds and C A Tom of North East Pa formerly of Mayville caught a ten pounder.
A detective confronts land swindlers in a case tied to a damaged reel. The report outlines the inquiry, stakeholding parties, and ongoing efforts to identify victims and recover losses. No further specifics on names or dates are readable.
WANTS AND CLASSIFIED ADS describe multiple job and rental notices from Meadville Pa and nearby areas. Listings include young person seeking training wage starts at 1.75, experienced floor moulding work, six laborers at United Brakeshes plant, painters, married men for Continental Rubber Works, rough carpenters, mule drivers and laborers on Penn R R work near Concord, and other employment prospects. Rentals include furnished rooms and a front store room for rent. An aspiring stenographer/typist from Meadville Commercial College seeks a position.
Several real estate and personal listings appear: three modern houses with cellar water and sewer plus a large garden and a large barn for sale with inquiries to Bell 291 1 1st, a CHHAP-Houtsd with barn in Columbus, and a farm with a barn within six miles of the city for $400 listed by R.A. Bachelmer at 136 B Main St. Also promotions for piano lessons, a Columbia phonograph system sale, and general real estate opportunities from C. R. Powell. Additional items include a piano tuning and regulation service by C. Roy Larson and H. Henderson Co. Store, and a piano stock sale at Henderson’s with music. The page ends with a historical rope-making note.
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