Erroneous OCR fragment about 1919 pairing at Ayn
Fragmentary OCR text references 1919, a pairing at Ayn and mentions drying something. The readable elements are unclear and do not form a complete report or identifiable event.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1912
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text references 1919, a pairing at Ayn and mentions drying something. The readable elements are unclear and do not form a complete report or identifiable event.
A cluttered page of rental notices sale ads and wanted items. Multiple entries show rooms for rent modern flats furnished spaces and meals offered with various addresses around Corry and nearby streets. Also appears are sale notices farm goods household items and auctions with dates and contact notes.
The Robert Patterson Real Estate Agency advertises eight room brick home with modern improvements and 60 x 110 lot priced at 6000 dollars. A ten room house with hot water heat on a 66 by 142 foot lot near the Park is listed at 4200 dollars. Other entries include a Pare 10F style home at 400 dollars, a new North Gen torreet home at 7000, and a Concord street five room dwelling with bath at 92800. a nine room city water lot with gam and toilet listed at 3000 dollars.
Classified notices offer real estate including a store building with built in refrigerator and living rooms on the second floor near Corry. land plots on Hast Wayne and Bond streets opposite Hatch School. entire parcel or lots available. Also sale of a news room with modern conveniences on East Congress and a home and lots via O R Powell. Addresses include Mrs B A Carton Bald Knob Ark and 641 W Church St Columbus. Auction tone hints at private sale through local brokers.
A jumble of classified ads seeks labor for upholstery, learning upholstering, grape-picking, stenography, general house work, and factory roles. Positions include two or three youths to pick grapes with board, a typewriter operator, a kitchen girl, a hotel kitchen, and a general office clerk at corporate and local firms. Also listings for a self employment opening in Western Pennsylvania and a standard bred driving horse for sale.
The advertisement promotes a clairvoyant claiming mastery of mental mediumship and success in adjusting business affairs, loves, marriage, wills, mortgages, patents, and health. It promises concise readings, personal magnetism, and control over others, with no money collected in advance and satisfaction guaranteed. Readings cost $1, daily hours 9 am to 9 pm, at 200 N Center Street.
The week ending September 18 lists names of addressees for advertised letters. Among them are Mrs H Glarke, Gen Dall, Mrs Mable Henderson Mes, Cora Huffman Airs, Harriet Nowlin, Mrs May Royansk, Edward Canis, Charles Deity, W B Morris, 8 A Putman, John J Sariut, R B Shyery, Jeff Sutton, and others including Tf Ansty P of.
Thomas A West and Emma Galvin, once sweethearts, reunited after a quarrel that broke their engagement and were wed in Georgetown, Cal. The ceremony was by Rev. L. B. Morgan. Galvin, once a town favorite, left for the coast and died, leaving West a widower for years.
SouthWestern wind for three days piles sand rows on Wildwood beaches. Residents reap harvest while sportsmen take advantage of tides. Eastern winds push birds ashore, boosting mudden and rail shooting. In past years severe weather limited hunts, but this season offers good shooting with fair weather.
Philadelphia Rapid Transit tests women conductors on pay as you enter cars. Market Street elevated ticket sellers act as conductors. officials report the experiment shows potential efficiency. Officials say the aim is to reduce labor unrest by shifting work to women, with expected wage savings and fewer conductor disputes.
Philadelphia September 18 Mrs Rudolf Blankenburg wife of the mayor urged at a service that women will soon have the vote in Pennsylvania She argued the progress of women over the last fifty years shows suffrage is near and warned that equal rights are needed before any civic reform can proceed The piece emphasizes the era of women speaking up and the movement toward ballot access.
Chicago Sept 18 Rev Norman B Barr of Olivet Memorial church told the Presbyterian Ministers association that modest dress would deter masher attention. He argued that the average masher avoids women who dress modestly and that current fashions expose figures, making modesty hard to maintain.
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