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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1919
Page
3
Local school reporting details a prank incident involving students named Patrick and Bitter. The piece references financial strain, staff reactions, and a sequence of events leading up to a morning period with discussions of future consequences and school safety implications.
A garbled OCR passage mixes words like remedy stomach fires and medical terms with names such as Babbin Sop and Amg Hake. The text appears as a jumbled collage of phrases rather than a coherent article or report.
A public sale at the Dave Guok Farm Corry Pennsylvania offers listed livestock and equipment. Items include cows yearlings a bull mowers rakes plows a wagon hands tools and farming gear with noon meal served by Pilatea Glad. Auctioneer Arthus Souwden Austindoer BLT 1919 hunting items also noted.
A damaged column recounts liquor cases in Mercer County unsettled after local officials delayed enforcement at the time of a dry county designation. The piece notes penalties set for violations, including fines and possible further court action. It mentions county attorney actions and the broader context of Prohibition era enforcement.
An alleged plot to steal $1,900,000 in goods from a government office was foiled. Capt. Robert How, an army officer, was arrested after refusing to confess. Dwyer and Mayes faced charges linked to the plan and the delivery of weapons.
An article promotes rapid weight loss methods using tablets designed to increase oxygen intake and burn fat, claiming results of about a pound per day. It markets inexpensive aids and gadgets with testimonials from readers and mentions a weight loss program and products available for purchase.
The readable text notes large puddles on a Southwest Boulevard street in Kansas City with signs about avoiding certain actions. It also mentions graphite mixtures and a Portugaine reputation for dress, a fruit named pomolo, and Queen Elizabeth’s coronation day planning.
A Warren incident description notes a boy shot and a nearby accident scene with references to a revolver, multiple bystanders, and unclear details about perpetrators or motives. The report mentions a nearby house party and alleged rivalries but provides few verifiable names or locations.
Tanlac claims unprecedented demand with 12,000 bottles sold in the country. Travelers from Philadelphia to Denver join a national trek praising the tonic’s effects on liver and kidney ailments.
An old advertisement claims heavy meat consumption causes kidney trouble and promotes Tad Salts as a remedy. It describes uric acid harming kidneys, lists relief for backache, rheumatism, and bladder issues, and extols Tad Salts as safe and delightful for flushing kidneys.
Fragmented report notes a fatal shooting of a boy and property damage around 900 to 1100 dollars for an automobile in Sunbury. Names, places, and clearer details are obscured in the OCR text but indicate a violent incident with local investigation and reported losses.
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