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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1925
Page
2
A fragmented 19th century court note reports a breach of promise suit involving Frank Warner and Miss Geher, with testimony about a broken engagement and related proceedings. Clerk Miles Bo Kitts and Sheriff supervision are mentioned amid unclear dialogue and dates.
The filing notes a denial to a lawsuit against mayor and council members of Jamestown and similar officers in seven other Rite cities. It references petitioners seeking initiation of proceedings to remove officials and outlines dates around the case and related actions. Similar actions across multiple cities are implied with mentions of state commissions and legal steps.
Ontario hopes to secure funding to reduce war debt as Canadian provinces discuss financial relief. The report outlines estimates of revenue and possible measures to back expenditures, with Treasury officials signaling potential federal support and provincial actions.
May 2 report from Prue notes tentative agreement on daily wage scale for plumbers and other trades. Workers will gain ten dollars per day and the schedule may rise to ten dollars and eighty cents per day by January 1. Renewal of the contract is planned between employees and officials of the railroad company.
An Iowa City reader touts San Cura ointment and soap as cures for burns infections and skin flaws. The letter describes a grandmother-like remedy claim with quick relief and money back offer.
Fragmentary text provides no coherent event, names, or locations to summarize into a factual newspaper brief.
A readible fragmentary report describes a multi party event in Spartanburg with mentions of names such as Sophie and Maud, a discussion by speakers like Dike and Ritveyytreriu, and references to a cars and a theater. The text is garbled but indicates a public meeting or performance with various attendees and activities.
A memorial event near Meadville on Tuesday drew relatives and neighbors. Watterburg residents Elly Rens Mo and Luva City Sp hosted the service for Mrs Elly Rens Mo and Mrs Tames Gishery. After the ceremony, attendees visited the Plant home for a light reception.
Mrs. Wilhelmye of 509 Duke Street St. Paul Minnesota credits a friend and Lydia E. Pinkham Liver Pills with reviving her after illness. She recalls extreme weakness loss of appetite and ongoing fatigue before starting the vegetable compound and reports improved sleep weight gain and strength after several bottles.
Incomplete text describes political or agricultural guidance on aging deer by tooth wear. Mentions permanent teeth forming around age three and a half, gradual wearing, and unreliable signs such as wearing to “the sons.” A second method and caution about inaccuracies appear.
Fragmentary text references treasury figures and annual reductions in trade and production. Mentions March 15 and year’s collections, with notes on progress, deficits, and government influence. Readable entities include Buffalo and January context.
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