Fragmented OCR notes on a Sunday morning event
An unclear OCR fragment mentions people named Dave Cantor and unit identifiers with references to a Sunday morning. The readable portion is too garbled to identify a clear event, location, or outcome.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1912
Page
7
An unclear OCR fragment mentions people named Dave Cantor and unit identifiers with references to a Sunday morning. The readable portion is too garbled to identify a clear event, location, or outcome.
A terse report notes an individual at a GL Hod study site with no further context. Authorities provide limited details, leaving the identity, purpose, and outcomes unclear.
A cluttered list of rental notices, room postings, farm and livestock ads, sales offers, and employment queries. Items include apartments, furnished rooms, a North Street hotel listing, a Cohen Block rental, and various sale notices for cows, horses, buggies, and tools. Local employers seek delivery boys, machine workers, and stackers for charcoal, with several notices inviting bids or inquiries.
The Pennsylvaniay rail system places orders for 18,000 freight cars and related equipment valued at about 20 million dollars. Plans include vendors like Pressed Steel City and other firms to supply cars, locomotives, and general railway equipment.
Classified notices seek a maid for general housework with or without washing at a three person family. Also listings for a washwoman at No. 14 Brook Street a cook and second girl at Corry Hospital a dining room girl at the St James Hotel and young women for the NuBone Corner factory. Miscellaneous advert text appears scattered through the fragment.
For sale on Essex street two fine residences with 11 and 10 rooms, land and outbuildings including barn and henhouse, water access, near Congress St. Also listings on Center street with farm properties and various parcels of land, along with multiple houses for sale by G. R. Powell Real Estate, Corry Pa.
A historic Pennsylvania celebration emerges with references to a fifty hundred dollar school project, a ceremonial gathering in Philadelphia, and a university commemorating milestones. The text mentions notable names and dates, highlighting ceremonial acts and medical or ceremonial pursuits tied to the event.
An advertisement touts Zemo and Zeno as cures for eczema promising dramatic results. It asserts swift skin relief, claims a guaranteed finish, and sells the large bottle for one dollar with distribution through Thomas Dawney drug store and others.
A reflective thoughts piece on friendship praising the gift of making friends. It highlights empathy and selflessness as key to appreciating nobility and love in others, describing social virtue as a divine gift that strengthens human ties.
A vintage ad-like text touts Fezema and a patent mix called DUD prescription for malaria and fever. It extols Wintergreen and Thymol compounds, claims advanced pills and tonics cure a wide range of ailments, and urges readers to buy a bottle for 26 cents at a local dealer on Center Street.
A Canadian Pacific passenger train collided head on with a troop train west of here, killing five and injuring several. The horror occurred near Milton The steay, with both engines destroyed and the derailed cars scattered. Fire and rescue crews attended the scene as authorities investigated the incident.
Jealous husband J. K. Wells shoots his wife in the breast and thigh after accusing infidelity. He calls physician Dr. Matthews by teleph one. Wells resists, then is taken to hospital in critical condition. Separate brief item notes a Boston whipping case and a stray nautical line about silver in the sea.
By order of Stormury of Lie Treanney Mut Vewsh women employed in the Treasury ninghorwitter must make their own tea. A room tins hoon Het Abide for the purr pone. The depart mustit will supply hot water from a furnace. Mollie sul up in one corner of the floor.
An old advertisement extols hair beauty and hair care, promising lustrous color and avoidance of dandruff. It emphasizes women and young girls in America and mentions Pakistan in a flurry of marketing prose. The copy touts a hair preservative product sold by NP Amex & Co. for six cents.
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