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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1919
Page
2
Local newspaper masthead shows address West South Street Corry Pa. and details for advertising and mailing costs. Notes second class mail status and weekly delivery, with display and classified ad pricing rules and deadlines for copy.
The fragment describes soaring white paper costs in the industry, with prices from 8 to 13 cents a pound and forecasts of further increases. It notes publishers face higher subscription and ad rates as paper shortages strain production, and mentions policy and wartime concerns affecting supplies and costs. It references figures like William Taft era rhetoric and German alliances as context, in a dense period-voice summary.
Fragmentary text mentions Tasker store and work, unclear details. No coherent events or proper names fully readable to confirm a specific news item.
The piece argues organized labor will not build a strong third party as workers stay with existing parties or abstain. It warns that labor divides its strength among parties and professionals, risking democracy amid turbulent conditions and sedition fears. The text malforms but centers on labor’s political independence and likely voter turnout.
Coroner's inquest absolves You-youbold William Lehr Tate Thuth and associates in a river accident case. Funeral rites held for the deceased as investigators probe the scene.
George W. Wickersham, former U.S. general, joins a nation wide Episcopalian campaign advocating practical, efficient religion. He argues modern society needs a creed recognizing equal rights and compensation, promoting health, sunshine, and opportunity as core religious benefits.
President Taft urges approval of a League of Nations treaty without reservations in a public address. He claims the league marks a major step for world peace and urges impartial academic support to inform voters, despite opposition from some former critics. The event featured Prof. Juba Diehl coordinating arrangements and P. Vincent Oilfort introducing Taft.
An unidentified man, likely a Marver county resident, shot and killed another aboard a New York line train near Mromilin at 1:40. No motive or identity confirmed. witnesses recall a man in striped gray clothing near a car. authorities, including Conductor HR Maxwell, investigate the incident and the revolver report.
Mrs M A Caulne orders raincoats and leavioreute coala from 4 East Irving Street, with Bull phone 267M. details unclear in fragmentary text.
A jumbled OCR fragment lists numerous company names and industries including Bethlehem Steel, Union Pacific, Northwest Oil, General Woolen, and Willys Overland. Mentions roads, chemical and copper products, oil, steel, mining, and rail lines with scattered place names. No coherent narrative or dates discernible.
In 1910 a local notice states Guignon’s dining room will be open to the public, with business hours and service offered throughout the time. The message references a time standard and ongoing availability for patrons.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses Wedloa aye treatments and Glanvey foal medicine of YH with mentions of baths and hot salt water. It hints at permanent relief from ailment but lacks clear actions or outcomes.
The Automobile Division received over ten thousand license requests amid reform efforts. Authorities note rising demand with about 449000 active license holders, reflecting ongoing regulatory work and backlog. Unclear dates and some garbled names appear in the source text but the core figures concern license applications and total holders.
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