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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1919
Page
2
Fragmented text from a Warren County item mentions White Bear Tin and a confused description of colors and signals. It references Dev Wain, Bright, and a parishlike “Lunting sistaon” with unclear context. No clear event or outcome is discernible from the readable fragments.
Dec 24 sadness in the home of Mr and Mrs Andrew Tuneyl of this city upon receipt of a fiery message from Camp Dix conveying sorrowful intelligence that Lieutenant Frank Lacy paid no heed to orders Monday afternoon and was lost in a solemn incident near the eel area.
A fragmented European era music column surveys new holiday releases. It cites Victor Record entries and performances by Shanti Dancer, Vesuvio, and Herbert's orchestra, praising brilliancy and Italianate phrasing while noting varied instrument textures and harp tones.
A damaged OCR item notes Gluck performing an old time Negro melody with mentions of songs like Nelly and a new recording by Victor Records. Esther Walker is referenced in relation to a month display and a translation of a fish word, with hints of a record titled Sweet Rimes and a song of courtly love.
A fragmented note reports Werronrath attaining red seal artist status amid cryptic references to cures and feverish health. The garbled text mentions relief, a fair, herbs, and a figure named Trish, suggesting a local artistic milestone woven with unclear personal details.
A fragmented report lists Victor records and medleys in a 1920s style catalog. It mentions songs like Pretty Little and Yellow Teas, with performers and ad hoc groupings. The piece references a four medley set and new Victor releases alongside untangled lines about tunes and performers.
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