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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1921
Page
2
Widespread frost damage reports from farmers across regions. Large growers noting significant losses to straw, corn, and other staples as fields along highways and near town edges show diminished yields. Weather conditions and cold snaps have severely impacted early-season crops and planting plans.
In Oil City a young girl suffered serious burns when her nightgown caught fire from an open gas stove. A bystanderless attempts to aid, while onlookers describe the peril as neighbors rushed to help.
A fragmented report describes local missionary efforts led by Mint Maury AuMina and Mrs HutTmiaiy, planning events and a wedding notice for the Columbus High community. It notes Rev Jackson’s nuptial knot, a farm auction, and plans for upcoming fundraising and religious work in China.
Notice is hereby given of the annual stockholders meeting for election of officers of the Corry Traction Co. The meeting will be held at 4 p.m. on the appointed day at the offices of Kincaid and Whitecaid in Corry. Directors seek to elect officers for the ensuing year.
An aged phrasing asks if readers feel drained with nerves unsteady and low spirits, wondering if they lack energy and motivation, wake fatigued, and tire quickly after minimal effort, suggesting concern for depleted vitality.
Fragmentary text touts a global baldness cure with mentions of Balinese Qiu, Parisian Sago, and Alpine regions. It hints at money advantages and a promised remedy, but the garbled OCR leaves key names and actions unclear.
Fragmentary OCR shows multiple items including ladies vests ties neckwear and towels with scattered prices and vendors. Mentions 470 yards and a few garbled brand names, no clear event or outcome. Seems like a miscellaneous advertisement snippet from a late issue.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses women in novels of an early era, claiming themes of executive ability energy and influence. It references a ubiquitous female ideal and contrasts strength with weakness, mentioning implied public discussion of female power and bodily constraints in a dated literary context.
A brief catalog item lists STOVE PIPE ENAMEL at one-fourth pint for 20¢ and SPONGES for washing walls and wanglwork priced from 25¢ to $1.00, indicating a small-town hardware shop offering cleaning and upkeep supplies at Center Street.
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