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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1919
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text shows a classified advertising section with phrases about ads, dates, and submission rules. It mentions repeating ad submissions, pricing notes, and a call for entries by week, indicating a general classified deck rather than a single clear item. The readable names and terms suggest a newspaper notices page with ad timing and processing instructions.
A damaged OCR piece attributed to 1918 author Wrawke Crane contains delirious antiwar and antiestablishment screed. It rails at national leaders and calls for revolutionary actions, mentioning sabotage, violence, and hatred toward authorities while alluding to broader World War I era sentiments. The text is garbled and difficult to parse but clearly reflects an incendiary voice from a period antiwar publication.
The Burleson letter carriers protest at a local meeting amid a noisy demonstration. Speakers urged action by Congress to curb stamping labor terms after thirty years of service, with discussion of pension provisions and workplace reforms.
A garbled note describes olive tablets advertised to heal every ailment and remove the underlying cause. It urges belief in the product and mentions promised effects, though specifics and origins are unclear. Old style promotional language hints at folk remedy claims without verifiable evidence.
A garbled text fragments a school program or pep rally narrative focusing on teachers students and event planning. It mentions anticipation for a Friday morning assembly and hopes that the principal or authority figures will deliver a strong performance.
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