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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1919
Page
4
The fragmentary text shows a garbled quotation about not wasting food and mentions unrelated names and stray phrases. Core readable items include nonsensical lines and apparent misreads, with no clear events, dates, places, or verifiable entities to anchor a coherent report.
The page records a funeral notice for Mir. Pe We McHale at Summit Hospital and lists a flurry of local notices. It mentions candidate filings due by August 20, petitions, polling places, and election rules, along with miscellaneous ads for theater, shops, services, and a brief item about a life event. The scattered items reflect a busy local town page with civic notices and commercial spots.
An old ad promotes a cough remedy claiming relief by using Wekman's Alterntive. It touts a throat line aid and claims a long history of about 20 years with mucous removal effects and a price of $1.50. Sold as a Philadelphia ad for Joratony and Averagesla Op Eckman.
A garbled obituary fragment and chaotic street scene reference describe a death early this morning on a Hawt LV street. Names and details are unclear, with mentions of residents and a local crowd reacting to the disturbance and subsequent investigations.
The Rex feature promises a dynamic night with manager Victor presenting acts by Domerty Huplenque and Misa Shir. Spectators are teased with lively performances, a quirky cast, and a dramatic subplot involving Kale Weill and a German force.
A damaged school letter from Washington School Principal Griswohl describes a sad situation as Mrs A By Seiswold presents a note to pupils about an orphaned child named Odette. The letter reveals the principal’s concern and a request for permission and support for Odette’s future care.
A fragmented letter describes a person living with their mother and daughter, working daily to support the family. The writer expresses affection for a child, mentions health concerns, and asks for sympathy while detailing letters sent and hoped-for responses amid unclear origins.
Fragmented OCR text shows observances of Appomattoe Day marking Lee’s surrender to Grant, plus assorted classified items. The readable portions include a City Armory event, local business lines, and several want ads mentioning sales, housing, rentals, and services in scattered, partial form.
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