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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1914
Page
7
Fragmented OCR text mentions Lydia, aaga, and various garbled phrases about ailments and remedies. It reads like a personal diary or notebook with references to medicine, digestion, and fatigue. The readable lines hint at someone noting health concerns and a few names possibly of people or brands, but the text is heavily corrupted.
A brief readable fragment reports an event involving named individuals in a local setting. Details are unclear but suggest a notable action or incident connected to persons and a specific place. Further context would clarify roles and outcomes.
A jumble of ads lists WANTED positions for a homemaker and assistant, plus requests for a middle aged woman pursing studies, and various goods for sale and farm sales. Notices show real estate, livestock, Holstein calves, and public auctions with dates, locations, and contact hints across Erie County area.
Four explosions rocked the Auttin Chemical works at 107 Underhill Ave Brooklyn killing Walter Ernest Harron a chemist and injuring 27 others. The dye works owned by Dr William Hookers suffered severe damage as the back part of the building collapsed burying workers under bricks and plaster. The blast, heard over a mile away, disrupted dye production thought to aim for German dyes cut off since the war.
Market report from New York on Nov 1 details futures for wheat and oats, refined sugar price, and potato and butter quotes. It lists creamery butter, white eggs, and yellow corn as key items with varied per unit figures and quality designations.
Attorney Arthur Train led testimony in a San Francisco trial about Siegel & Ch bankers. Champion described dual ledgers and how funds from loans to stores were moved and split among the Siegel chain. Witness details how private books listed store names differently from main ledgers, revealing concealed money flows. Meanwhile California grape growers plan to push legislation to curb saloon influence and align wine and beer interests with prohibition efforts.
Details state US Cily Olstonn moved the locomotive at Vandalia when the Bradford engine backed onto the main track striking conductor Dunn. He suffered a broken ankle requiring amputation and a badly bruised right shoulder. Attendants Hogan Jennington and Diva transported him to Bradford Hospital. Dunn, once a city resident, is brother to a regional railroad conductor.
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