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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1920
Page
3
Fragmentary notice outlines publishing details for Corry Pennsylvania paper. Mentions class mail matter, postal rates, and subscription terms with unclear names and figures due to OCR errors.
A fragmented report describes debates around a League of Nations religious outreach campaign. It references leaders and nations, urging united effort, and mentions Christian education and global governance themes amid wartime rhetoric.
A Delaware 61h hearing details refusals to allow certain evidence. The record notes witnesses and names including Nutlyo Criswell and others, with testimony about a case involving Halil da inigubey and a request to present motive related to Hashem. The fragmentary report lists participants and locations in East Liverpool and Venusa County.
A Post No. 11 investigation alleges a single member misused Legion funds during a period centered around a Monday event. The accused chaired a committee, with receipts and budgeting under review as police and officials examine the matter and seek clarity on alleged losses.
Local teams prepare for Thanksgiving night basketball as Corey and teammates face tough opponents including Flo and Union City. The opener features matches with several clubs and a focus on early box score action and roster notes.
The new French premier Georges Leygues is depicted as a multimillionaire in France and in dollars. He has held many cabinet posts including minister of public instruction interior colonies and of the navy in the Clemenceau government. He is now nearly 63.
A grand jury returned a true bill of murder in the first degree against Frank Frasino of this city on the opening day of the October term. The court granted a continuance to the December term. City officials were named to a new committee to report on Armistice Day celebration plans.
Fragmented text reports no boat licenses issued at Jamestown. Mentions individuals and scattered names with unclear roles amid a jumble of characters and possible dates, indicating confusion in the OCR transcription rather than a clear public notice or official action.
Local notes record visits and guests among residents including Mr and Mrs Toi Gyons and Ars Meise Proslan Wout, Ellis Mewwayor family, Charles Swank of Lovella, Hibbard Swan family, Teo Maymiltity and Herbert Maysord families, and Mrs James Smilin ty visiting daughter Mrs Tohort Grinshaw.
The readable parts show scattered names and terms like bids forms, but most content is garbled. No coherent event, place, or date can be determined from the fragment.
A Brooklyn reader appeals for Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women’s distress. The letter endorses the product and urges hope while criticizing opponents and delays in publishing supportive editorials.
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