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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1926
Page
8
A motor car will be operated by the Erie Railroad between Meadville and nearby towns starting March 17. The service will travel daily, with a limited schedule and power supply details, replacing certain existing trains.
Fragmentary OCR reads a dated poem line about Negro languages and people. Phrases mention tone of voice and social concern, with references to groups and locations unclear due to garbled text.
The report outlines senatorial and gubernatorial activity in Pennsylvania with Gilard Pinchot and other figures in campaign mode. George W. Prosser, John Lever, and Thomas W. Phe are noted as assembling teams and plans, while Edward Radleman maintains his legal practice amid the political discourse in Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Reading, and Washington.
In Erie on March 15 Judge Wits Thomson and F P Schoonmaker argued that federal agents cannot enter private dwellings without a warrant, while city officers may act under local authority. The court ruled on suppressions as three defendants faced joint city and federal actions, with one search at 425 West Sixteenth Street yielding whiskey and a still before being deemed lawful for federal agents. Separate notes describe wagon-wide sled improvements, social visits, and community events in nearby towns.
Chicago fire roared through a South Side tenement early today, killing three people and leaving more than 100 tenants out in the street. The blaze started in the basement and swept upward, trapping residents as flames fueled by old structure and smoke.
United Press dispatch from Florida reports bandits seized a Bahamas treasure valued at 700 dollars in silver and fled by speed boats. Details are sparse and the pursuit continues as authorities review the incident.
A farmer recounts severe pain from gall stones and other ailments. He claims Maya's One Dose cured his catarrhal mucus, inflammation, and stomach issues after following the advertised regimen. The seller promises a money back guarantee through local druggists.
Seventy guests joined Mrs TEWIT Leytters for a social evening honoring the twelve year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Leytters. The event featured refreshments, a birthday cake, and indoor games with the teacher Miss Vans leading the group before guests departed for their respective homes.
Fragmentary report notes a tiny blemish removed from a nine diamond by Eurefil polishing. Text is garbled with unreadable segments yet suggests a cosmetic adjustment performed by a lab or jeweler.
Fragmentary line reads of a court or judgment theme with unnamed speakers and unclear context. The snippet hints at testimony and implication of judgment without details. No clear persons dates organizations or events are recoverable from the readable text.
A Oklahoma City woman, burdened by farm work and dairy duties, reports improved health after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She notes better sleep, energy to work, and a weight gain from 115 to 139 pounds after seven bottles, urging others to ask their weight as well.
Dorothy Duncan Camege gains a divorce from Thomas Marrigan Cumwilé with custody of their child granted to Camege. Jane Wopkins Lamont is divorced from Robert Patterson Inall Jr. and abandonment claimed by Lamonts. The Lamonts married in Witmeusa Illinois in 1018. Thomas Mortiiun Carnégie, noted as Annie’s brother, is described as formerly a rider in Pitts.
A fragment reflecting on human contentment and freedom from pain, invoking Horace and ancestral ties to find solace in simple, virtuous living. The text contrasts modern anxieties with a mythic ideal of self-sufficiency and calm.
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