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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1917
Page
2
Buffalo grocers report Royal Blend coffee will stay at 30 cents a pound despite rising costs for beans. Royal Blend firm says they cannot raise the price now and would rather absorb costs for the present if conditions remain unchanged.
James W. Gerard, American Ambassador to Switzerland, departed Berlin by train Saturday for Switzerland via Turks. At the Swiss frontier he was greeted by Pleasant A. Stovall and Swiss military honor guards. He traveled with about 120 fellow Americans and planned to stay two days in Switzerland before proceeding to Rome for further instructions. The departure featured a large diplomatic turnout and noted tension surrounding the American situation in January.
An old style advertisement promotes Cascarets as a 10 cent remedy to cleanse bowels stomach and headachy conditions. It claims rapid overnight relief with one small box and urges caretaking for children with gentle cleansing for tummies and regularity.
The readable phrases hint at a disrupted account mentioning Germany and general political or diplomatic topics. No coherent events, dates, or identifiable persons emerge beyond scattered references. The piece appears garbled and lacks a clear, verifiable narrative or outcome.
Washington reports Henry 2 Moteher test and Fletcher departs for Mexico City as ambassador designate. Accompanied by aides he will present credentials at the embassy, enter Mostea al Guard, and travel to QueDe taro. The new capital chase and border issues loom as the envoy awaits formal authorization.
The community event at Hol w tyro fuse in Habisee parish invites residents for a Wednesday evening gathering. Slipper will be served at seven o clock, and Tim tins are among planned activities.
Fragmentary OCR text references youths age range and entry to an institution. Mentions plants, general housing areas, and a general appeal or alert. Readable details are limited and the record remains unclear.
A library row at the depot Saturday led to the arrest of Mrs Ada Madponaldl, a detective from Hurry drow, after patrons complained of obscene notes and drawings. She and an accomplice were taken before Alderman Hiyoy, with $h00 bail set for a hearing Friday. A library employee was accused of aiding the writer, while officers recovered explicit notes resembling pages found in the library volumes. Detective Willis Brown and Policeman Cuts accompanied the investigation.
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