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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1921
Page
3
An extended, disjointed column rails at education equity and school funding, criticizing state policy and urging action. The piece cites various schools and communities, laments resource gaps, and calls for improved facilities and equipment to ensure equal educational opportunities.
Police report a child bound by water pipes during a blaze at an Amniestow residence. Firefighters freed the child. injuries unspecified. Officials say the suspect was charged with tying the child and endangering health. investigation ongoing.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests mixed topics including a medical preparation claim and conspiratorial references. No coherent person, organization, or event is clearly identifiable for a factual summary.
Obituary notice for Andrew McKelvey lists residence at Beal Phone 7a Ball Phows, Gerry, Pa. Address appears garbled but denotes death notice in local section with standard obituary formatting and contact details for family outreach.
A garbled purchase notice outlines Soph h arl Kuppler acquiring the Mile Newsy We weekly newspaper. Miri Kupetit, previously involved in related ventures, will assume control of the paper and oversee management starting this week.
Readers are urged to support a candidate in the upcoming primary elections on September 20. The ad emphasizes repeated pledges and calls for voter backing, noting a specific contact line or donation request.
Erie council approved converting the Tenth Street site at French Street into a theater and public venue. The plan, backed by Bailie Company, will create a dedicated space for performances while retaining public access.
A terse notice promotes a winter sale or demonstration by a local dealer. Contact details point to Stuart & Co and a 170W model or item on display. The fragmentary text invites readers to call or drop by for demonstration arrangements.
Evangelist R M Spencer outlines the shift from the old covenant, based on human promises and obedience, to the new covenant grounded in God's guarantees. He cites Hebrews and Galatians to argue the new law is written in believers’ hearts, freeing from bondage, and notes a classified ad for a twin cylinder Indian motorcycle as a separate item.
The piece defends a lawyerly candidate amid bootlegger and corruption attacks, praising him as a human, capable citizen worthy of voter support despite the hostile framing and moral critique.
Fragments show numerous rental listings including rooms and apartments. Text is garbled with misread names and addresses and includes phrases like for rent and rooms with bath, but many details are unreadable. Preservation of distinct entities is limited by the damaged OCR.
Readable fragments show listings for properties for sale or rent, a piano sale, and sporadic notices. Names appear but many items are incomplete or garbled, including references to Nash, Ajax, and L. J. Tunt ing. The text resembles partial classified ads from a historic newspaper page with inconsistent OCR.
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