Fragmentary OCR Buys Rates List with Odd Spacing
A partial OCR reading shows numbers like 1,00 1,20 1,35 1,75 85 in a disrupted sequence. The text lacks clear context or identifiers.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1912
Page
1
A partial OCR reading shows numbers like 1,00 1,20 1,35 1,75 85 in a disrupted sequence. The text lacks clear context or identifiers.
Friday night marks the end of the Royal High School home season with a big double header. The event features a girls game and a boys game as the Coast School’s teams prepare after a tough year. Admittance is 25 cents for the double bill.
The Pan Grove Cemetery directors met at the manager’s office. They appointed Abbott as assistant for the coming year and opened talks with the Pennsylvania Railroad about land north of the cemetery. A mausoleum project was discussed with the Mausoleum Builders of Pennsylvania. a canvass to raise crypt subscriptions was ordered.
An old advertisement extols Pape's Diapepin as a harmless remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims relief from sour or gassy stomach, belching, nausea, headaches, and other stomach woes within five minutes after taking the 60 cent case, urging readers to ask their pharmacist for the formula.
Disjointed notes describe various odd items such as a five cent cost, a one dollar value for a written item, several dozen quantities of a Magic Laundry Compound, and unclear references to wool and other terms. The reader should interpret this as an incomplete inventory fragment from a newspaper page.
Arie March 12 old McCumber couple perished in a blaze that destroyed their Craneville County farmhouse as neighbor efforts failed to reach them. John McCumber died at 2 40 PM from burns. Mrs McCumber died later. their daughter Mrs Mary Guy survived. The house stood northeast of Craneville. eight siblings survive.
Real Sisley and John Barclay were injured when a boiler burst at Poller Crating Mill in Dirt Wood at 10 am. Smiley suffered a compound fracture of the right leg and partial ear loss requiring stitches and medical attention. Despite the explosion wreckage, bystanders noted both men survived without fatal injuries.
Telegraph correspondent reports wholesale executions near Pekin within a week leaving hundreds dead and unburied. He claims bodies are mainly of the lowest rabble and the new government fears the army.
A Lenten sacred song and organ recital will be held at St Thomas Catholic Church on Tuesday evening March 10. Meg Winner Phillips will play the organ and Master Paul Pischior, a young guitarist, will contribute a musical element. The event is presented with a program featuring sacred works and a brief liturgical tone.
Mrs Grace faces a murder charge after claiming a rival woman, unnamed, shot her husband Eugene Grace. She alleges the woman spurned his marriage and sought revenge, while Grace's lawyer withholds evidence linking the suspect. The injured husband remains at a hospital in precarious condition.
In Glenwood Springs and Malo county, a notable jury pool includes many women as jurors for booted charges. Mrs Teagiin serves as the first woman judge in Haghe County, bringing a historic moment as female jurors prepare to weigh the cases.
An old advertisement touts Palnoxone as a universal stomach and bowels remedy. It claims instant relief from cramps indigestion heartburn and diarrhea and pitches a “Palnoxone” family site 500 trial bottle sold by Thomas Dowey.
Fragmentary notice outlines reduced fares to various routes including Rocky Mountain, Pacific Coast, Canada, Mexico and the Southwest with travel dates from March to April 1. Encourages consulting the nearest office for details and mentions names such as David Tadd and partners.
A fragmented notice refers to a remnant sale offering salt and related goods at lower prices. It mentions personal measures and a “hand me down” price, with unclear names or dates.
London reports quote Captain Amundsen lingering at Hobart Tasmania. He describes hospitality at his camp and hints at plans for a polar expedition base with winter camp as a geographical exploration base.
An advertisement touts San Cura Ointment and San Cura Soap from Ames & Co and Thomas Downey of Titusville Pa. It claims instant and permanent relief for chronic sores and a range of skin conditions with testimonies from J D Hood Townville Pa and Karl Banks Atlantic Running Co Pittsburg. It asserts additional antiseptic benefits and urges orders by mail.
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