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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1926
Page
4
The unreadable OCR passage describes a meeting of a local society or group with mentions of Patterson and Robert Patterson, a monthly issue of the Gold of Lawks, and a Tuesday evening gathering at a hall. It includes rough references to members, addresses, and a call for a large membership.
Local ad clippings report grocery specials and household services along with church notices and social events. Items mention Will J Wilcox Clyde D Wilcox and Mrs Chiles Perkins hosting a birthday dinner, a dance at Maccabees Mall, and a post about a dam project and window glass firm. Community notices include a meeting at Maris, WIRING and electrical work, and a funeral service at Red Oak cemetery.
An Oregon factory worker Julia Schmidt describes weak health from strenuous loom work. After trying various medicines she found Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound improved her strength and energy. She recommends it to others and offers to answer letters about the remedy.
Coroner's investigation underway into the discovery of a female infant wrapped in newspaper, found in a Warren vacant lot on East Slain Street near Pet Street. Authorities, including Coroner Lowrey and police, are reviewing the case with neighborhood witnesses and medical examiners. report notes the infant may have died shortly after birth.
Former Cory resident Edwant sande tormeriy died after a lengthy illness. The notice mentions her daughter Vine Blasio Bayi ob Weet Virginigy and notes services held in Cory. Mothers Day sermons praised the deceased at local churches, with multiple observances noted and a coal-related bidding clause for district offices. The report preserves local names and places, including the city’s holiday observances and church services.
An OCR fragment describes cheap used Studebakers and profiteering sales tactics. The text references price deception and manipulated pay terms, mentioning the Stade location and general marketing ploys without clear dates or complete names. The overall tone implies inflated profits from low priced items.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a fatal incident linked to a fire and a state reply team. It references a woman’s death, a fire investigation, and disrupted classified columns. Names and specifics are unreadable, leaving only a general sense of a fatal blaze and official response.
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