Corry Evening Journal advertisement entry
Fragmentary OCR shows an advertisement notice from the Corry Evening Journal with masthead garbled. It lists contact addresses in New York and Pittsburgh venues, post office submission, pricing per copy and weekly rate, and advertising rates to be provided on request.
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Tubluanda Daly
Etipy
South
Bi Fry
Arthur VO
New York Tribune
Pittuburga
Corry
Carrie
Roadside Water Hazards Warn Motorists to Boil or Vaccinate
Dr. Theodore B. Appel urges travelers to avoid roadside water from pumps and springs not inspected. He cites signs marking safe or dangerous supplies on Pennsylvania highways and recommends boiling water or using iodine when unsure. Typhoid prevention, vaccination advised for trips abroad.
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Pennsylvania
Mike Mary Wilcox
East Main Ry
Treet
Twenty Years Ago In Journal Files May 28 1998
Raymond Tones is recovering at home after wounds suffered a week ago and is able to be up and about. The Woodmen lodge has accepted an invitation to participate in the Memorial Day parade and will march in uniform.
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Raymond Tones
Woodmen Lodge
Local G A R Committees Visit Public Schools
The G A R committees tour public schools today and tomorrow with special programs at each building. Tax Collector H N Ransom settles the 1907 tax dupli cate with the school board. W K Stone has worsened and is seriously ill. The last Corry Knights Templar member returned from Wisconsin. Willis Price of Ocebin Mich visits Union City after his mother's death. A tramp arrived on the ERLE train last night and fell this morning. A report cites a fight between two Salian men, but investigation finds no weapons beyond nature and normal hazards.
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G. A. R Committees
Willis Price
Ocebin
Mich
Union City
Ils
A. No. 4
Parlor Cay
A Problem a Day and Goth Wedding Anniversary Notes
Puzzle snippets mix arithmetic with names and places. References include Clarence Powell from Pittsburgh at Goth wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Davia, plus time and longitude notes for Harry Woodring of Detroit and family. The fragmentary text appears as a column of problems and family notices with calculations and questions.
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Clarence Powell
Pittsburgh
Mrs
A. M. Davia
Harry Woodring
Detroit
Mich
James Woods
Columbus
Thia
Answers to Saturday's Questions and Local Store Opening
Announcement this afternoon that Tony Rezelil has opened a store at 104 West Main Street. A complete line of groceries fruits and confectionery will be carried by the Corry firm.
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Tony Rezelil
West Main Street
Corry
Injured Man Brenneman Recovering After Fall at Bradford
Walter Brenneman of James town brother in law of Mrs. Fred Said and Josh and Michael Farrell was badly hurt in a fall from a building in Bradford late Friday. He suffered a brain concussion and several fractured ribs but was reported much better with hopes for early recovery. He is confined to Sala Hits hospital. A Baptist church rehearsal and Children’s Day plans are noted for future dates.
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Umpigyemedth
Pepurles
Walter Brenneman
Jamesstown
Fred Said
Josh
Michael Farrell
Bradford
Brenneman
Sala Hits
Settlement Reached In Damage Suits At Geneva
Settlement effected after an Erie railroad grade crossing accident at Geneva last July. Four claimants including Mrs Myrtle Klingensmith Mrs Celia Waite and heirs of Z B Waite receive 12 500 and 72 900 respectively in an agreement reached by Hon Arthur L Bates and the defendant company.
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Geneva
Erie Railroad
Arthur L. Bates
Meadville Tribune-Republican
Congress Actions Today Briefed by United Press
Votes on adjournment resolution and continued debate on a federal dam bill. Presidential campaign investigations resume hearings. Public Lands Committee notes a closed Salt Creek on land investigation. House considers consent calendar bills.
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United Press
Foulder Dam
Public Lands
Salt Creek
HOUSE
Junior Play Repeats at High School Auditorium
The junior play usempy was staged for a second time at the high school auditorium Saturday evening. A small audience attended, but the cast earned praise for their performance, following the success of the earlier Inia presentation.
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Thhey
Crowley visits parents graves in Dunkirk and Cattaraugus
Patrick J. Crowley, president of the New York Central Railroad, traveled from New York City to Dunkirk to lay flowers on his parents graves at Mount Moriah Cemetery and to honor memories, continuing a yearly ritual. He also visited Cattaraugus, where he began his railroad career as a messenger, and spoke with longtime conductor John Cooney.
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Dunkirk
Patrick Jay Crowley
New Yorke
Rairroad
New Yor City
Mt Biyta
Crowley
Cattaraugus
Ils
Oshoodom
Tne
John ©. Cooney
Fer
Caliaraugna
McGarthy
New York City
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H. N. Ransom
School Board
W. K. Stone
Knights Templar
Wiie
W.L. Gordon
Per Riber
Tod
Congress
Mustafa Kemal Pasha
D. Joseph
Baptist Primary
Baptist Church
Coats
Children's Coats
Frank C. Cuapig & Sons
North Center Street
Myrtle Klingensmith
Fred Williams
Forrest Wood
Celia Waite
Fwr
Z. B. Waite
Ary Bales
Automobile
Klingensmith
Meadville Hospital
New York Central Row
Mary Filcavage
Stella
Torte
Iene Atten
Maine
N. Center St
S. Center
Green Front
Grand Union
Hamburg
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