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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1916
Page
2
Chicago Herald argues President Wilson's stance on guarding the border and Mexican settlements affects public opinion and preparedness for war. It claims calls for occupation or relief via Mexican settlement are risky, urging firm actions against incursions while criticizing delays.
Acting chairman Matthew Hilo of the Progrentiva National Committee urges support for Provident Wilson over opponents. He criticizes rival candidates as untried and argues Wilson's leadership will yield more progressive legislation than any predecessor.
A notice informs ice consumers of a price change by the local company. The updated rate is 10 cents per unit, applying to all consumers except those on contracts or with special agreements. The message preserves the company name and the pricing adjustment.
Advertisement lists Dr Andrew S McKelvey chiropractor with address in Carry Pennsylvania and telephone 466-1. Mentions Park Pixos, Hav and Spine Apro taliy Ko and Mttlos No 4 Park Fico but text garbled.
Unclear dispatch reports President Wilson's team planning for a major conference. The article notes preparations by aides, a possible meeting venue, and a focus on a work group with Secretary Thumilty coordinating timing. The piece hints at geopolitical moves ahead of a scheduled discussion with the President and potential talks with Paris.
Unclear OCR text mentions Rumingtons pricing at 19 dollars and Bath norms. Confusing fragment references children, vacation, and a raw ask empire related to bottalo New York. No coherent event or clear entities emerge from the readable portions.
Two female patients escaped from the North Warren hospital for the insane. They were last known headed toward Lot Homey, Ore at Lussomin with plans to travel by streetcar. Police and hospital staff conducted wide searches but found no trace. One patient is Nora Wine, 45, of Lack Haven. the other is Fo ia Kolo, 40, a Char on rOUDEY native. Both are described as not insane but had recently become discouraged and left while under hospital care.
A fragmented text hints at a discussion of social behavior and personal responsibility. It references potential reshaping of duties and the option for a valet to stay at a residence, suggesting a social or legal probing of conduct and service roles.
An April dawn fire on Town Line Road north of the village destroyed a home and its contents with a blaze rising beyond the water line. Neighbors aided by a 9 year old girl who woke the occupants, all escaped safely but the house and belongings suffered extensive damage. Fire department lines failed, no insurance coverage reported.
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