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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1922
Page
3
A fragmented civic appeal discusses anti smoke efforts across multiple cities. The text references women’s groups, institutional support, and the need for decisive government action to curb smoking and its social impact. It notes community debates and potential policy steps amid unclear dates.
Fragmented readable lines describe a student study effort and ties to Gandhworan, with unclear location names and stray references. The text lacks coherent events or dates but hints at academic work and regional links.
A garbled OCR page mentions Morvich possibly winning the Kentucky Derby and a man suing for alimony. The text is partly incomprehensible with stray phrases about hats, fashion, a singing frog, and scattered names. Readable facts are Morvich and a divorce suit context amid incoherent other content.
In a May 24 decision, Erie Railroad agreed to pay over 80000 to Acme Glass Company and Cattaraugus Tanning Company for flood damages in Olean. An initial 28000 verdict for Cattaraugus Tanning was sustained on appeal. The settlement adds three more judgments against the railroad. Lawyers George Larkin and Mlen Mastings represented the Olean plants. Thomas J Dowd aided the railroad defense.
United Press report says Henry Schmel 41, father of Henan Schmel 11, is held for further investigation after his son disappeared days earlier when chased toward a lake. The body was found floating in the water yesterday. Schmel denied knowledge of how the boy’s body entered the lake.
A 19 year old girl in Jamestown attempted to end her life by swallowing iodine. She was rushed to Jamestown General Hospital in critical condition but expected to recover. A brother reported prior illness and distress. doctors said ingestion caused severe burns to her throat and stomach. The hospital could not confirm the exact amount swallowed.
Police in Bradford detained a large caravan of travelers on Sunday after alleged depredations by fortune tellers. The incident involved a wagon train and prairie schooners, with arrests affecting a traveling group described as a mixed tribe. A bimonthly meeting of the local group was announced to proceed with Mrs Milty Slow in attendance.
A baby carriage offered for sale at the address 390 Euc lid Street. The clipping notes a local sale item with brief details suitable for a reader scanning classifieds.
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