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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1919
Page
3
A fragment describes entering and ordering a cup to feel at ease. The line suggests a welcoming, cozy atmosphere with an invitation to step in and enjoy a beverage. The readable text centers on hospitality and comfort rather than broader events.
Fragmentary text mentions individuals and places like Aly Alleghony, Monay iayenfuyg, and Baba Pak, with unclear references to a village object or event. Reading suggests a historical context or puzzle from a local page, but specifics are unreadable.
Mrs. Vavnnh Mottin dies at ninety five at home of her daughter on North Gorter street after lingering illness. She leaves one son and two daughters Honey dillin and Mrs E Wilkinson among survivors. Funeral services and interment planned for Friday afternoon at West Ride cemetery in Columbus.
A report on the Liberal convention in St Louis outlining aims to form a third party by uniting the Liberal and Labor forces, with leaders and delegates from multiple states expected. The platform seeks anti depression era reforms and international policy shifts, including race questions and cooperation with labor groups.
Syracuse readers report a new treatment for rheumatism claimed to rapidly relieve pain and restore movement. The ad-style notice urges sending a name and address for a free package, promising results and the elimination of toxins in the blood, and cites Mr. Delano’s formula as the cure-all.
Corry Nurses alumni gathered amid unclear lines of memory as visitors discuss leadership and the unexpired term of a president amid calls for unity and renewed purpose. Recollections of past revolutions in sympathy and support echo through the room as attendees consider the future.
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