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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1921
Page
6
Voters in Corry face disruption as the First Ward polling site is moved. Officials cite logistical reasons and urge residents to confirm location before the election day.
A garbled passage describes a friend praising Tanlac after good results and mentions digressions about meals and work. The text is heavily distorted with mis-spelled names and random phrases, offering no coherent report or identifiable events.
Fragmentary OCR notes reveal names and places with unclear actions. Readable items include references to a cow, a person named Patterson, and a Bee Rob, but the overall event and outcome are not clear.
Puzzle prompts readers to count items starting with S in a picture. It presents a social event theme and mentions prizes for correct answers. The garbled text includes promotional lines about participants, rules, and award structure.
A garbled notice outlines a contest offering prizes including $1000 and $500 with multiple subscription requirements. It mentions daily entries, two yearly subscriptions, and a renewal option. The text contains unclear instructions and several typos but centers on a reader entry method and prize structure.
A brief notice lists subscription rates due in advance with options for daily Sunday only and daily combined plans. It notes payment timing and terms for renewing readers.
The document lists prize amounts for multiple positions in a table. It shows values such as 830.00, 350.00, 1000.00, and 80.00 with several misread entries. The text is fragmented but centers on awarding prizes to winning answers in a competition.
The Pine Grove Cemetery Association invites holders to attend the annual meeting at the manager's office Monday evening. Discuss perpetual care of lots, cemetery funds, and officer reports. All holders are urged to attend.
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