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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1926
Page
4
Fragments describe canned peaches and farming supply ads, rental available offices, dog show and training notes, clothing and shoe promotions, school events, local church postings, and various sale items from A. Youngs to K. K. Shoe Co with prices and product highlights.
A mixed local page notes weather forecasts with mild temperatures and possible rain late in the week. It also lists a Authors Club meeting at the Divinity Building on Monday evening and a first-year gathering with readings and attendance urged. The NeW England area reports a rise in diphtheria cases prompting school closures and caution.
News dispatch reports Germany ready to submit the question of the war’s causes to an impartial court. Foreign Minister Cipathy Steeneminn Geelared urged the world to accept responsibility for the conflict costs. He pressed for a formal inquiry with an international tribunal.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions false teeth and a dentist. The passage references repair of differences or deficiencies and a quote about conscience. No clear person, place, or date is established.
A dramatic preview heralds Variety at the Rex Theatre with announced novelty and emotion. Emil Jan and Lyn De Putt are linked to the project amid claims of unprecedented inner portrayal and mystic appeal.
Mrs Flora Green of Kirst Avenue died this morning at 7 o clock after a long illness. She was forty nine and had been a patient at Tut institution for twenty weeks. Survived by George Green of this city. Funeral at St Thomas Church Monday at 9:30 am. Burial in St Thomas Cemetery. Finch's Billiard Parlor: 32.
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