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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1923
Page
3
A D Colegrove publisher at the Post Office of Corry Pa announces mailing details and advertising rates. Subscription costs are 85.00 per year by mail and three cents per copy by carrier. fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates are available upon application.
A fragmentary profile of Susie Hetlwek of Pumisutawney Pa as the IFL wardrobe of kitchen toil in a hotel, washing dishes with grit amid crowded labor. The narrative sketches her forthright speech, endurance, and disdain for rivals while she endures long hours and strained hands, insisting on dignity.
Puir tea men from Eden Suritay School Bible class in Sunbury Pennsylvania have shifted study method by joining in plowing the Bennet farm aged over eighty. They cleared 129 acres free of charge to honor the Bennets, reflecting a blend of religious theory and practical Christian charity amid community debate on Christianity’s effectiveness.
An ad touts Iron-Nuxated Tron as a superior iron supplement to revitalize nerves and increase endurance. It claims rapid blood absorption, compares content to spinach and beef, warns of counterfeit versions, and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfactory.
A fragmented OCR notice lists sleeping rooms for two at 17 West South Street Bea Tos for rent and seven tons of timothy hay and DH for sale on Cook Route 5 Beige.
A fragmented, satirical list presents comically misplaced household items and phrases. It riffs on beds chairs tables and decor while mixing garbled phrases about electricity, lighting, and rent. The piece reads like a humorous catalog of misdefined objects and societal observations.
Field Day by the Corry children is postponed until Wednesday afternoon due to weather changes. School authorities plan a better event with coordinated student participation and hopes to present a unique display of physical training not seen in the city before.
Fragmentary rental notice lists a Tor Salb typewriter and Oliver address care of Journal. Mentions FOR RENT wording and a burned foamy mint valuation with unclear ownership and possible February date, with street and apartment hints near Gorhord Street and Pleasant Place.
A disjointed early 20th century court record shows Samuel Struie suing Weigand over a deed connected to Kane. Weigand contends the matter involved forgery and loss of property valued at stakes in the Struue case, with testimony from several Kane residents and a hotel register allegedly placing Weigand in Kane on the deed date.
Fragmentary text describes dizziness from undigested food and mentions poison and gas. It references a person named Thomas Downey and a dubious remedy proposal. The source appears garbled with nonsensical phrases and lacks verifiable facts or coherent context.
Fragments describe a rehearsal with voices and instruments in a formal setting. The text references Sue Wor and Omar UT Yetel day, plus a fire incident affecting workers and scheduling concerns. The garbled OCR preserves names and places without clear narrative coherence.
An advertisement touts San Cura Ointment as drawing out poison from sores ulcers and boils and curing fever sores, piles and burns quickly. It claims rapid relief for eczema and dermatitis and endorses San Cura Soap as antiseptic for clear skin, with prices listed and multiple endorsements.
A garbled OCR passage presents a tangle of names and phrases with no clear narrative. Readable entities include Kevin John Wiese, Thomas, Allan Yor, and references to people, places, and items, but the overall context and event remain undefined.
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