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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1920
Page
7
Fragmentary note describes search for infant body near Higg Harbor with unclear details. Mentions Adams, Blakey, and local police activity as authorities pursue substantiation and timeline remains uncertain.
A disrupted report details Sinn Fein attacks continuing with soldiers and police involvement. Clashes spread from County Cork to nearby towns as residents flee, while reprisals prompt arson and street unrest in the wake of the unrest.
Voters see Corry that October 26 is the final day to register. Registration for those absent from the city or unable to appear will be held at the Phoenix hotel from 10 p.m. to 8 p.m.
An odd meeting gathered readers at the home of Mrs Wisht. The event featured readings and discussion including Pilgrim Pushets and a talk by Ray Ms Bo Ankton on the Pilgrinn to 1620. Attendees engaged with the program amid attentive listening.
Fractured OCR ad lists rubber heels and work boots with prices. Items include four wool shoes at low prices and Douglass work shoes at 4.50 to 5.00 per pair. Mentions Boyntn Bon army shoes and rubber boots of the best grade without complete clarity.
The Opportunity Club met last evening with lively attendance. Plans for a November fundraiser include a bazaar and a suppor event. The program featured performances by the PY Club double quartet and a closing creping rank led by Genevieve Boot.
Fragmentary notes mention coats and tailoring in a vague fashion context. Readers see names like Claude and Messenger, with scattered references to locales and gear. The text lacks complete sentences or a coherent event.
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