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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1921
Page
3
Local notice lists mailing and carrier rates for news service. Advertising rates are available upon inquiry at the Corry post office.
Fragmentary notice from Altoona Pennsylvania seeking to sell a prescription. It lists a person identified as Mrs 1tb Daug bankruptcy address 218 Chestnut Ave and mentions Unex and Washiedown terms with reference to Dr Phorvog fie WOU Dre scription aid. The readable parts imply a medical or pharmaceutical sale context.
A garbled report references a Sexton case with claims of foul play. The text names locations and individuals in a disordered fashion, mentioning a wife, missing persons, and an apparent investigation but lacks clear, coherent details or verifiable events.
Bradford nurse dies after contracting influenza while on duty at Branford hospital. Funeral arrangements not fully clear due to damaged text but report notes sudden illness on a Wednesday evening and pneumonia following influenza.
Bids are opened for widening and paving a Union Township highway project. The low bid from W. C2. Maclin totals 14000 for 11400 feet of pavement. Approval by the council is required before awarding the contract.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses overwork of women and child care burden, noting a figure Livilia G. Pinkham and calls for voice and reform. The text mentions daily struggles, health complaints, and advocacy arguments published in this paper.
Apparent OCR fragments describe a daylight saving bill introduction in a state legislature. The text is garbled with unrelated phrases and names, leaving the main item as a bill proposal aimed at adjusting clocks. The readable portions point to legislative activity rather than enacted law or final outcome.
Fragmentary notes describe caution about upcoming weather events. The text mentions people and places in a casual, garbled fashion with references to Chasen-Vin and contacts at 445 Nastrit Blvd Camden and 1 Yaarlbacke, suggesting local alerts or warnings without clear specifics.
A partial OCR fragment mentions pair work and a supposed firm Stewart & Ca with unclear date. It reads as an unconfirmed data scrap about a project or collaboration. No distinct people or places are reliably identifiable in the legible text.
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