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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1912
Page
7
A garbled text fragment mentions names and places with numerous misspellings and broken phrases. It reads like a damaged OCR page with unclear context and no coherent event or announcement to anchor a full summary. The readable bits do not provide concrete facts, dates, or roles.
Classified column lists multiple rental notices and sales items. Ads include houses for rent with rooms water and bath, furnished rooms in Park Street and Cohen Block, farms and cows for sale, a wide range of sale items from horses to stoves, and employment notices including a work opportunity at Doubleday Page Company and job openings at local hotels and factories. The page reflects active real estate, livestock, household goods, and employment commerce in the community.
Real estate listings advertise multiple properties on Congress Street and surrounding areas with houses from small to large, barns and outbuildings, and 10 to 12 room homes. Also notes rental space for offices in Powell block and several storefronts with available ground and lots, plus loan notes and contact details for G R Powell.
Classified notice seeks carpenters plasterers iron workers and interior finishers to join in Warren Ohio with plentiful work in 2025. Also promotes learning cutting trade upholstering and upholstery roles with good commissions and potential connections through local firms in Rochester New York and surrounding areas.
Fragmentary notice describes a request for infant and young child undergarments and clothing items. Location cited as 10 N Tat Ave. Ady. The text is damaged but indicates a solicitation or exchange related to children’s apparel and possibly a service line for sewing or resale.
Head of Erie department will command a ten man platoon to aid in crowd control during President Taft's visit to Cambridge Springs. Chief Dattel personally leads the squad from detail to depart Saturday morning, with officers Johnson Ningat Williams and others ordered to report in uniform.
Taft is invited to address Jamestown and Cambridge Springs events amid plans for a political visit in Jamestown, with travel by train from New York and connections through Meadville. Local officials and Judge Fisher coordinate a brief speaking appearance during the Presidential trip, aiming to bolster support in the Republican area.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a historical scene titled Custer's Last Fight, noting it was never before shown in pictures with unclear dates and locations.
A Bristol Pennsylvania man recounts months of illness and anxiety from grippe like symptoms, claiming a tonic restored his health. The piece touts a medical tonic with claims of electric vitality and nerve endurance, praising a patent remedy and urging readers to try it.
A train incident near Trunkey Creek North of City Station disrupted morning traffic as bears swam the river drawing crowds. Passengers and officials observed a bear crossing the water and approaching the rail line while a crowd watched the scene from the riverbank and nearby tracks.
An advertisement recounts Mrs Hyts Gordon of 170 South Boer Pay testimony praising Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney trouble. She reports relief after using the product from Amex & Co. Drug Store and notes prompt relief and general improved energy. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York is cited as the U.S. agent.
A large barn burned at North Girard as firefighters battled the blaze. The volunteer department worked to control the fire and protect nearby property while onlookers watched.
An advertisement from B. B. Ghignan of Corry Pennsylvania promotes Cole's Original Hot Blast Heater. The fragment highlights device features and claims for efficient heating, typical of early 20th century home appliance ads.
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