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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1919
Page
2
Public notice from Cony Evening Journal Pawlet listing advertising rates for display ads and local notices. Mentions weekly mail, copy requirements, per week charges, and submission instructions for local advertisers. Includes line about deadlines and insertion handling for 1940s era editions.
A garbled OCR text mentions names and events related to Catarrhy, medical acts, and a possible expulsion or legal action. It references a person tied to medicine, a date line, and scattered terms like Tow W pliory Wine and ALUM Amie Hall. The readable content is highly obscure.
An unsigned editorial argues for ratifying the League of Nations covenant to restore peace and revive global trade. It warns that failure to join would prolong wartime tensions, harm U.S. business and the world economy, and impede recovery across Europe and the Americas. It calls for decisive action to avoid ongoing conflict and secure international cooperation.
In Monessen and Allenport during August, 1909, workers were paid off as the steel plant closed amid reports of labor tension. The Amalgamated Association and other unions faced scrutiny as organizing drives drew reaction from company leadership and local officials.
A partial OCR reads that Clean Car Service remains idle as a trolley strike affects New York and nearby Pennsylvania lines. The disruption halts electric power to streets and pumps, leaving facilities like a county hospital’s phonotarium without water.
Five new Erie County road projects are listed with bids and stretch details. The State Highway Department announces September openings for two major routes, including Route 80 and Route 901, with reinforcement concrete paving and hillside retaining requirements. The documents cover multiple townships and authorities, noting planned construction and project scope across the county.
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