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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1918
Page
2
The article recounts a heated discussion among Irish leaders and the public regarding wartime policy and division. It notes resistance from many factions, the influence of the Irish convention, and calls for unity amid recruiting drives and political pressure yet highlights ongoing disagreements over future governance and exclusion of Inishown from certain rights.
The article discusses Irish leaders denouncing conscription and Lloyd George's policy as a de facto declaration of war on Ireland. It notes mixed reactions among Irishmen and hopes for national unity and loyal support amid tension and propaganda.
The readable fragments reference US President Hoover and Senate actions, with mentions of countries like Russia and Japan. The garbled text appears to discuss wartime sentiment, leadership, and potential policy moves, though essential names and events are unclear due to transcription errors.
The readable text is garbled with no clear event, date, or entities. It cannot be confidently summarized into a factual T and S without guessing.
Pennsy brakeman Marius narrowly escaped death near Olta early yesterday morning when Nomeas found him slumbering with his arm across the rails. He was found just as a freight train pulled out of a siding onto the track, apparently in a stupor. The train was held up briefly for the man.
The Venango perjury case was reopened with trial details including witnesses and statements. Proceedings feature Judge Robert Wells and prosecuting attorney Willard Crane as testimony continues in the county courthouse.
The column lists numerous society events and club meetings across town. Actions include rescheduled Megaziate Club postponement, Thursday afternoon gatherings at Mrs. Walter Penk's home, and several church women’s groups planning suppers and entertainments. An evening event at Mrs. S. B. Morrow’s, Caney Papoie Pythian Sisters, and visits to Corry Temple are noted with attendees and venues.
Florence Bennett of 429 Atcond street Pittsburgh reports a miracle cure from Tanine that ended her chronic catarrh. She describes improved breathing sleep appetite energy and strength after treatment. Bayput & Son advertise the remedy and credit the testimonial.
A fragmented notice advertises Feature Pictures Ani vanitoville free tonight. It mentions times and a pastor leading a service at First Baptist Chuck as well as a funeral or memorial at Ourland Cemetery with Reverend Friderick N. Troy.
Fragmentary OCR lists names Dr. Andrew S. McKelvey and Gerry Park with an address in Corry Pennsylvania and a Bell Phone number, suggesting an incomplete office directory entry.
A rough OCR fragment discusses a national conflict and control measures. Mentions war, the crown, and European liquor trade. Names and places are unclear, but tone suggests a historical wartime reflection on policy and social controls amid conflict.
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