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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1923
Page
5
Fragmented dispatch outlines German royal stance amid wartime pressure. The crown prince and family reportedly avoid political roles as tensions mount. reports mention exile talk, nationalist fervor, and a possible push to align with new rulers.
A garbled market recap lists several oil and chemical stocks and energy firms such as Sinclair Oil, Skelly Oil, Union Oil, US Rubber, and North Western Pacific among others. It references market activity, company names, and partial indices, but the text is fragmented, with many unreadable sections and stray phrases.
A flurry of social movement and visits marks the day as Titusville residents and relatives travel to Buffalo Columbus Erie and Oil City. Notables include Victor Lekort Grace Helnape Catherine Fadel John Schaub and many others visiting kin and attending business or leisure trips in nearby cities.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a disjointed plea about joints and pain relief. It references an unclear meeting or product note and mentions a few garbled names and entities, but no coherent event or outcome is discernible.
Aubrey Model resigns as manager of the NAST Store in Tineville Merld to take a new post at the Naat store in Cory. Hodges expects to assume duties November 26. Model came from Rochester six years ago and became well known in town. He served in World War II era oil groups and was a lodge officer.
The note presents fragmented text about Goodyear and Ford Coupe with unclear context and locations. It references a party or parties and mentions rewards and a street avenue. The readable parts offer no clear event date or involved names beyond generic references.
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