Corry Daily Postal Notice Fragments
Fragmentary notice from Corry Pennsylvania regarding postal delivery, carrier rates, and mail service details. Names and positions are unclear, with garbled text and missing dates or concrete actions.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1920
Page
3
Fragmentary notice from Corry Pennsylvania regarding postal delivery, carrier rates, and mail service details. Names and positions are unclear, with garbled text and missing dates or concrete actions.
An 19 year old Edwin Mares dies after a fall during an incident outside a New York location. A bystander prayer is reported as the event unfolds, with witnesses and local responders present.
Glen T. Aldrich, once discharged from the navy as an ensign and described locally as a commander retired, sparked society rumors with lavish spending before marrying Miss Lillian Dombrow and Esther Carlson. Portland police later charged him with passing thousands of dollars in worthless checks.
A fragmented text item appears to urge readers to act on a free offer related to hair growth. The readable portions hint at promotional language and possible dates, with garbled phrases suggesting a marketing push rather than a coherent news item. Entities and specifics are unclear due to OCR damage.
In Warren a man died after a workplace incident at an apartment building on Nov. when a backfire or explosion occurred at the home. Authorities say the victim, identified as a resident of Gontwanhgy Avenue, sustained injuries and later died at the Warren Gunceul hospital Balmitay morning. The blast followed an attempt to light a stove or heater during work hours, with flames and smoke wrecking the interior and leading to fatalities.
A libel suit seeking 100000 damages was filed in Montgomery County court today against the Burleusm Merrick Company publishers of the Dayton newspapers. The suit names Byof Willan Banbrook Chancellor, formerly of Wars two Colas, as alleged author of An Open better related to the genealogy of Warren Go Harding.
A garbled OCR note describes the annual session of the County Grange, with names, dates, and locations including Fredonia and Well Doe. The fragment mentions speakers, organizational roles, and publicising efforts tied to the event, plus references to a general gathering and associated county activities.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a naval topic, a canal, and numbers but lacks coherent names, dates, or events. The text is too garbled to extract a definite action, place, or participants.
A historical ad narrative recalls Dr. Pierce, a 19th century rural physician who promoted a tonic called the Golden Medical Discovery. It claims the remedy was made from roots and barks to aid stomach, liver and heart, and asserts mass sales with millions of bottles sold nationwide.
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