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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1926
Page
4
The readable text mentions a person named Mrs. Newitt and a Mr or Mrs Whaley in a hotel setting. It references a Tuesday in October and a March date, with scattered terms like East South streak and Mayel L bn, but there is no clear event, outcome, or complete context to summarize a concrete news item.
Report describes a break in at the L. L. Graham cottage near Conneaut Lake with extensive damage to furnishings and decor. Mention includes vandalized paint art pieces, property owner involvement, and possible further losses, with no clear suspects.
A collage of items lists sales, club notices, a nursing clinic, and recruitment ads. Highlights include Mrs Nellie Myrick’s Woman’s Association activities, a Harrisburg Pennsylvania banquet, a railroad company abandonment hearing, Christmas gift offers, and stray notices about births, deliveries, and local services across cities like Bradford, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh.
Snow fence contract awarded to lay 2700 feet at joint state cost. Mixed in a jumble of ads and notices include clothing items, a masquerade dance, a divorce trial in Franklin, Halloween events, church gatherings, school progress reports, and a reception for Rev and Mrs Cleveland.
Gilbert Ward of Rinarc endorses San Gira antiseptic ointment with a money back plan claiming rapid healing for sores, cuts, burns, and rashes. The ad touts its effectiveness on eczema, fever sores, boils, chapped skin, and other skin issues, and promotes San Dura Soap for skin care.
A school report recounts safety talks given to pupils by Mr Lowry and others. It notes the impact of the sessions on students, praising clear, serious messages about road and rail safety and minor hazard awareness.
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