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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1923
Page
6
A reported incident describes a young child saving a brother from drowning in the river near Little City on a Wednesday afternoon. Bystanders watched as the helper extended effort, with the child reaching down to grab the sibling from the water as the current pushed toward the shore.
Fragmented OCR listing poultry and grain items from a New York produce market dated May 17. Mentions turkey dressing, various flours, rye, wheat, and barley with scattered prices and product notes. Names appear garbled. readable items include poultry, flour types, and cereals amid market shorthand.
A devastating blaze trapped students and staff in a school, killing 76 as firefighters and officials work to confirm names and identify causes. Witnesses report chaos as the building evacuated amid smoke and heat.
A local drunken driving case resulted in a sentence handed down by the county judge in Rayville. Antone Aruus, reportedly involved in the incident, received a jail term with details indicating suspension of driving privileges and related penalties.
Police announced a city meeting on road regulations and funding shifts tied to public works. Officials described efforts to curb unsafe driving and alleged mismanagement while residents expressed concerns about road safety, highway department conduct, and the impact on local budgets.
The report notes potential postponement of a road improvement project and outlines factors delaying construction. It mentions local residents and officials considering steps to prevent further postponement and resume work. Government or city actions and costs are referenced as drivers of the delay.
Postcard style notice from Columbus saying Rey Mighing will lecture Sunday July 20 at the Community Church. The event includes ascension themed sermon at 1 AM and a ceremony. Eighth grade graduates Helen Mutsko Dorothy Nammond Mildred Seluambling Alice Dodi Gertrude Uontia Arthur Page received diplomas and plan to enter high school.
The board approved hires for next term including Mise Gurtha Clark grammar grade Miss Any Olen thtgr meditate grade and primary grate iis Erm Kelloxy The WOU will host a meeting at the Community church at 8 PM Tuesday May Bald where prize essays by Erma Gordon Anna Mack Dorothy Depew Melvin Schramblin Lillian Woodring Helen Mare tke Dorothy Vamatoud and John Richardson will be read Temperance features and special music are listed Also a member recruitment note reads Let every member bring a member to participate.
Health officials warn thousands may carry undetected blood weakness, urging widespread screening and awareness campaigns to identify silent risk factors. Medical experts emphasize early detection can guide treatment and prevent serious complications.
An old advertisement touts tonic benefits for both men and women. It claims to clear skin, reduce pimples and eruptions, improve vigor, and “build up blood-power” for stronger nerves and a more youthful look, promising increased energy and strength.
A glimpse of the Calumet laboratory shows strict tests for purity strength and uniformity by eminent chemists. The company guarantees bakery success, claims 16 ounce pounds, and demonstrates that Calumet yields light tender and well raised results with every can used.
Fragmentary OCR reads about an Alaskan prone event near Northland and a three week timespan. No clear names, places, or outcomes are discernible from the damaged text.
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions a person named Hanlin Nan connected to Yukon and a secret Wik Urlex project. The readable text lacks clear dates places or organizations to confirm a proper event or outcome for a concise news card.
A fragmented OCR note mentions Kellogg and Sallis with garbled phrases and unclear details. The text references a report or letter, possibly involving names and places but lacks coherent context or complete facts. No clear event, date, or outcome can be established from the readable fragments.
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