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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1919
Page
7
Fragmented OCR recounts a large anniversary event with many named figures and locations in a ceremonial setting. The piece mentions Italy Army figures, various names, and a communal performance, suggesting a commemorative pageant with musical elements and interwoven thanks.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a meeting at W. Spring Creek and an annual election of views of the community, with names including Hrowsurery Mee and Honty sFubi. It references officials and dates in a local society context, but most details are unreadable.
A garbled letter list shows names and initials for people in Corry, Pennsylvania. The text includes Ruth Steel Hall Moy, Lovell Pattinos, Miss Pauy Cony, Mr Nr, AL Brown, Adan Bitgert, NR Bohinnitt, M. B. Wilton, and others, with misread spellings and unclear addresses.
A compact reflection on how prudent venture and strategic promotion have long driven business success. The piece notes that careful marketing and bold bets can turn ventures into fortunes, urging readers to apply steady planning and calculated risk to future enterprises.
A garbled report from California mentions a dispute over an oil sale near Maria Valley. The text references Sunn Morbirn and a person named Robert Guay, with unclear dates and details about the involved parties and location.
A garbled OCR text recounts a corn treatment product sold by N. F. Ames & Go. and Babbitt & Son. It mentions a remedy named after toe care and a “world’s best evra remedy,” with references to vendors Thos Downey and others, in a dated ad style.
A partial notice from Mrs M A Castor of 5 Mast Irving St Boston Massachusetts appears. It mentions dry goods for women and children and references the Hamilton Company. Contact phone 20735. The text is fragmentary with garbled phrases.
A questionable health tip promotes drinking hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to flush poisons from the stomach kidneys and bowels. It claims to cleanse organs and soothe digestion, urging constipated or bilious readers to begin this routine daily.
An account describes Private Nene of Company M, 167th Infantry, earning distinction in a mid Oct battle. Despite harsh fire, he maintained composure, helped repulse a perimeter, and aided wounded comrades. the unit reported substantial enemy casualties and bold leadership by Nene during a difficult engagement. The narrative notes the broader action near Tybee Island with mention of prisoners taken and the unit's overall tactical situation.
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