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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1918
Page
2
A sprawling OCR fragment recalls President Wilson visiting Lafayette’s tomb and voicing praise while critics question the memory cult surrounding Lafayette. Amid partisan rhetoric, discussions touch on national tribute, European relations, and the fate of veterans and citizens amid looming public debates.
An advertisement promotes a herbal tonic claimed to remove uric acid and waste, ease rheumatic pain, and restore activity. It touts a low price per bottle and urges readers to obtain the remedy locally in Corry from C. O. Babbitt. It emphasizes rapid relief and internal healing with bold, sweeping claims.
A fragmentary dispatch from the Amerisad Espeditjangey Forces lists several wounded and dead, naming multiple officers and locations. The document includes casualty tallies and names such as John W. Wlond, Walter Ky Hest, and Roy M. Maker among others, with blurred OD numbers and battle notes.
In a confused wartime style note, a boy named Wirth Mane Tall from Arawil VaMey is described as returning home revived yesterday. The fragment references a fall during duty, a possible misfire, and a fly version of a tality. The language is garbled with names and places obscured.
Fragmentary text mentions a special program titled Rex Tomorrow. The readable segments reference names and locations in a garbled form, with unclear connections to individuals or events.
Fragmentary OCR recounts Brotherhoods debating a plan labeled Madhoo, with references to sudden action, leadership, and political maneuvering. Names and places are garbled, but the piece hints at organized groups preparing to vote and respond to a contested proposal.
Lieut Col Janie J. Shuninoy of the 112th, cited for extraordinary wartime service near Chatei Cheheny, led a patrol under heavy fire. He was fatally wounded while directing engagement with Abin avin, earning high praise for courage and leadership. Fort Hamilton troops and next of kin are noted in the record of his acts.
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