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fragmentary OCR text mentions a hospital and weights but lacks coherent event, names, or places to form a complete summary with identifiable entities or a clear lead action.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1925
Page
7
fragmentary OCR text mentions a hospital and weights but lacks coherent event, names, or places to form a complete summary with identifiable entities or a clear lead action.
The text appears garbled with unclear terms and lacks identifiable people places or organizations. It does not form a coherent news item or notice suitable for a newspaper card summary. Further readable content is required to produce a valid T and S.
Authorities seek the forfeiture of liquor owned by Meyer Gold alleging purchase after 1919. The case, brought by County Treasurer Leroy Starch, contends the stills and spirits were obtained illegally and not before the 1920 act, with defense arguing the seized items were legitimate.
Fragmented OCR text reports quakes striking a city with garbled names and stray phrases. The readable bits mention Harleys, Fiery events, and a chaotic sequence of locations and people, but no coherent narrative or clear outcomes. Entities are unclear due to extensive transcription errors.
Yesterday's crossword solution appears as a brief notation in this item with the clue text provided. It notes the answer but lacks full puzzle context or accompanying grid, offering only the fragmentary reference “lar ae.” The entry preserves the era’s terse puzzle culture and marks a solved item without extended explanation.
A scrambled list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues from a newspaper puzzle page. The text shows garbled entries like emblems, names, numbers, and scattered phrases, indicating a damaged OCR of clues and answers with no clear single event.
The New York Boxing Commission refuses to grant a second permit for JAG Kearns to act as second for Mickey Walker in Walker’s upcoming fight at the Polo Grounds. Kearns had initially sought the role, but opponents argued against the assignment. The commission’s ruling blocks Kearns from entering the venue or corner during the event.
Community notice invites a July event at Findley Lake near Lakehouss featuring St Mathias church and a French band with music and a big tune. Attendees are urged to come and enjoy the lively evening.
The passage outlines classified ad rules for the Journal, including categories, rates, payment terms, and responsibilities. It lists sections such asAnnouncements, Notices, Personal ads, Automotive, Business Services, Employment, Financial, Instructions, Livestock, Merchandise, Real Estate, Auctions, and Legal Notices, along with cross references and contact notes. It emphasizes editing rights, error reporting, and convenience for readers and advertisers.
A cluttered page shows multiple lost items and small ads. Items include a missing money binding, a theater drive is mentioned, and scattered notes reference confidence building and personal life as product pitches. Addresses include Cory Pennsylvania and Hell on South Street.
A cluttered classified page lists automobiles for sale and hire, parts and repairs, battery service, and auto accessories from multiple merchants. It includes mentions of American Bosch Magnito, Corry Battery Electric Service, and Stanley Springs, plus other services like painting, plumbing, and roofing.
A cluttered page shows rental ads for apartments and rooms, listings for dogs, and miscellaneous public notices. It mentions occupants on Pleasant Street, requests inquiries at B Patterson, and references local election and registration matters with scattered dates and names.
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