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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1922
Page
7
See readable fragments indicating a local notice with unclear action and missing names or dates. Unable to determine event type, responsible organization, or deadline from the garbled text.
A fragmentary item notes a civil institution linked to military troops. The readable text references loyalty and service, but details such as location, date, or involved organizations remain unclear.
A damaged fragment mentions tenders, adoption, and a retreat or quiet search context. The readable text is sparse and unclear, offering few concrete details about parties, dates, or actions.
A partial OCR fragment mentions names and places with unclear context. It presents limited readable facts about a local event or notice, lacking a clear subject, date, or outcome.
A brief report notes that a government official announced a forthcoming action concerning the port. The statement hints at changes or soln measures, with expectations set for a specific timeframe.
A fragmented excerpt evokes a note of resilience and continuity amid conflict, referencing the Wither of endings and surrounding glory. It hints at a personal or communal reverence for endurance beyond peril, emitting a timeless, contemplative mood.
A damaged newspaper notice provides partial readable details about a local sale action and officials involved, obscuring full names dates and places. The legible elements suggest a public sale or legal notice with general references to authorities. The text is incomplete but implies formal action and oversight.
Readable content is limited to a jumbled line about wine and tea and an unclear reference. No coherent events, names, or places can be extracted for a meaningful summary.
Belfast reported its worst night of terror since March 10 as clashes between Sinn Fein and rival gangs brought heavy gunfire. Police and troops combed the Republican quarter after gun battles at Musgrave barracks resulting in multiple deaths and injuries among combatants and bystanders alike.
An advertisement touts Nerv-Worth as a cure for pimples nervousness and poor digestion. Buyer gains claim improved complexion and sleep after using the product. It asserts relief from acne stomach gas and bowel regulation with a one dollar bottle available at druggists in the city.
A large benefit reception at the Home of Mrs J J Deawood raised funds for the Work of tin Shildren's Aid Society. About thirty bridge tables hosted many attendees, with a total of 71.40 from the event for agent Heine and gifts to various wards bringing the overall support to 120.00. The event opened the native season and was greatly enjoyed by all.
Wing of four players collided during a game in Pittsburgh. Rodison of Pittsburgh was leveled from the top of the Davis county court house to the ground, fracturing both legs and receiving internal injuries likely to prove fatal. Spectators watched as he was rushed to a hospital.
A vintage ad touts Sanona Ointment as a cure for running sores, boils, or fistulas and promises money back if not satisfied. It claims healing power from vitality and guarantees results for various skin conditions within a short period.
Continental Grocers Corporation plans to buy potatoes at Eris RR Mayrh and W7th for customers in big cities. For details contact C. 1, McCray, Bell phone 2847.
The Presbyterian Ladies Auxiliary met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs J Morty on Mast Place. A program was delayed but proceeded with devotion and seating. A charity play by officers and members followed and the group planned Mothers Day activities. Refreshments of iced creamed cake and coffee were served after the program.
John Swanson age 63 died this morning at home on Concord Street. Survived by wife and son Roy. formerly employed by Ray J Manufacturing Company. Interment and memorial service set at local cemetery with municipal building venue and regional representatives to attend. Frank Brad of North East visited town briefly today.
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