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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1924
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes mention purchasing Batavia groceries and local market items in a confusing blend of names and places. The text references Gail Pike and Washington Ase in New York state, with unclear transaction details.
An Erie beer hunt ended with antidrug and prohibition agents reviewing operations. Investigators questioned owners and staff about 64 000 in cash and illicit sales while government officials monitor for violations. Local authorities cautioned the public as records and permits were examined.
Personal mentions detail Jane McCray and Linertt services for Dr. fa PB memory at Dutch Reform Church 2 Witoek in Cymer with attendees including Mrs Within nil and Me Winall. Many names and places appear in a dense, memory-laden listing of kin, friends, and travels across Ames West Virginia Marietta Ohio and beyond.
Unclear health ad describes urine and kidney health claiming water helps kidneys and urinary tract. Mentions salts and remedies and urges medical checkup for kidney concerns. Language is garbled and lacks verifiable facts or sources.
Turbulent fighting resumes 20 miles south of Shanghai as Chinese and allied forces clash across a wide front. Artillery bombardment and shelling reported, with both sides claiming gains and heavy troop movements observed in the region.
A fragmentary market note lists various oil and chemical firms, rail lines, and financial names such as Gogan Bryin Ammeritan Pacific and Southern Pacific. The garbled OCR hints at regional listings and transportation stocks with scattered company abbreviations and place names.
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