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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1915
Page
7
An unreadable OCR fragment discusses school funding and a payment figure of about 2 percent. It mentions names and terms that are unclear, with partial references to budgets, vendors, and a possible loan or grant. The exact entities and amounts are not fully legible.
Disjointed lines mention various names and terms such as Haine Av oF the oul and Maxolon Peet with references to neural, Rho, and cold symptoms. Content is garbled, lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable entities suitable for a full news item.
A grandmotherly letter describes using GLYCO-PINE to treat a baby’s cough and another child’s cold. It narrates a town visit, a trade in a bottle, and a money-back claim if the remedy fails. The tale touts the drug’s rapid relief within 24 hours and urges readers to obtain GLYCO-PINE.
Thomas Downey of Durham Origin Company seeks piano instruction. Mian Lilion Barnes, a graduate of Wilson Plano School, plans to pursue piano lessons. Contact at No. 11 Columban Arenas, Phono 4 T.
Washington reports figures showing a sharp rise in January trade, with exports and products up over 40 percent from the previous year. The surge extends to many articles and direct destinations, signaling a record trade balance and reduced wartime debt. The rapid export pace continues into February, suggesting a historic high for the nation.
Multiple short ads describe renting furnished or unfurnished rooms and sleeping rooms. Listings include 516 East Pleasant Street, 34 West Pleasant Street near Pantotiles, and 18 West Church Street. Mentions include housekeeping rooms with stoves and one room in Cohen block. Contact details include Bell phone 208-W and N. Stone adyst.
The note from Washington reports tensions rising over the sinking of the German armored cruiser amid U S government concern. The incident involves the Willian P Frye voyage from Buffalo to Liverpool and potential retaliation, with naval officials assessing repairs at Newport News and possible political fallout with Britain.
Market report lists wheat corn and potatoes with prices and notes for creamery poultry and livestock markets. Irregular OCR includes names, figures, and broken phrases. A separate incident reports a man confined to an asylum after threats of violence following a drug law enforcement action.
A scrambled report notes a farmer shifting from dairy to trucking, with references to gifts, prices, and a machine replacing whiskey-linked cattle. Names and places are unclear, but mentions Ephraim and Brownne in a discussion of supply and livestock. The article hints at a political vote looming March 10 or May, with farmers reacting to market pressures.
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