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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1918
Page
6
Readable phrases mention storage batteries and wiring components offered for sale. The text includes garbled branding and promotional language with references to attention gathering claims and product placement. No clear event or personal names are identifiable.
Ox and Porter top the list in the latest automobile license rankings. Primary figures show notable gains for Ox in registrations while Porter maintains steady numbers across regions. Local officials report improved compliance and streamlined processing across bureaus.
The fragment discusses opposition to income tax during wartime, noting calls to refrain from paying taxes now and references to revenue changes and official statements about tax collection starting later. It mentions public statements and potential dates but remains unclear on specifics.
A period of reduced train movement and lower car counts is reported at local yards. The article notes a notable drop over the last ten days with uneven activity, a desertion of some tracks, and fewer cars moved daily compared with peak figures earlier in the year.
Reports on Meadville construction claim major Erle Railroad work may be halted by government order except for the remaining plant and the under way roundhouse. The Meafsville area faces delays as the Watton Construction Company vagaries a telegraph says the halt could ripple nationwide.
A Corking show features William Hart in Shark Monroy plus humorous reels and a comedy sequence. The evening includes Ueys reel and a light overall program, offering entertainment highlights for local theatergoers.
Article describes renewed shipbuilding activity near Erie City with mentions of local workers, early 19th century industry details, and references to the town’s administration and morality debates. It notes a large ship launch and ongoing production at a mill, highlighting community tensions and economic optimism despite disturbances.
A wood cutter was found dying near Mount Jewett after an apparent self inflicted injury. Local authorities noted the man sustained a gunshot wound near the right ear and died at the scene, with investigators examining the surrounding area for clues.
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