14 Feb 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1919
Page
1
A garbled OCR snippet hints at old market terms and prices from 1919, mentioning names, prices, and items in fragmentary form. The readable parts reference price codes like 10c and shop talk, but details are incomplete.
President Wilson will read the League of Nations constitution this afternoon at the Paris peace talks. The document imposes stringent laws to prevent future wars as he plans to depart for Brest tonight. A broad campaign for global support of the plan has begun.
A plan in London combines high school and hospital training to prepare young women for nursing careers. The program aims to align education with public health needs, enabling students to enter hospital work during and after school. Cooperation between City Hospital and Public Schools is expected to start soon, with details being finalized. Weather notes forecast rain or snow.
Fragmentary text reports storms on coastal quays in Clovayay and mentions various states and regions. It references political alignments and organizations, plus weather impacts across multiple locations, but readable details are sparse and inconsistent.
A garbled Omaha era dispatch reports transport Hantind with 9 364 souls and flotilla crews departing St Nozairo Vruneo. Seattle carries 1 551 officers and men while Charleston sails with 1 201 officers and men amid a busy convoy.
An inior senior reception will be held at the State Armory with a decorated hall for the occasion. Banquet at 7 o’clock features fruit compote salmon loaf and assorted fare. Rev. Williams Tall will give the welcome, with music and planned ceremonies for the gathering.
United Press reports Norlin February 14. American mission members traveling in Germany say there is little evidence of widespread famine in major cities, though some rural areas may suffer. The observers note overall signs of near normal life with pockets of hardship in the countryside.
A communication from Superintendent O. J. Nabley emphasizes aligning school policy with community needs and garnering support from Gioir. The letter underlines civic responsibility and focuses on educational impact for residents.
A Sunday School Conference is planned for March 1 at the Central Presbyterian Church in Erie. The event will feature national speakers including Mrs Willy Joe and Mrs Greitha Supers, with registration and delegate pictures. An evening program will close with a banquet and entertainment for attendees from nearby cities.
A Berlin newspaper copy notes mobilization amid unrest on the western frontier. Reports mention 12 officers killed during a revolutionary strike near Breslau and the broader Spartan activities, with various auction and upheaval events tied to the period.
A social afternoon hosted by Mrs Elizabeth Nivholy East South Strove featured card games, luncheon, and a charitable drive for the Chey Niogpital fund. Attendees included Mrs Clues Nivholy and Mrs Wallin. a large gathering anticipated with refreshments served and light entertainment.
Fragmented OCR text references an unidentified man killed near MOBE with garbled names and locations. It mentions a train, crew, discharges, and military or police actions, but the core event remains unclear. The passage hints at a violent death and subsequent investigations without coherent details.
The hospital administrators appeal for community funding to back renovations and operations. They stress that current income and gifts fall short, urging annual subscriptions from families and pledges to ensure timely payment of bills and sustained service.
An evening gathering of a local motor club is planned with members signing in at a central venue. Attendees include notable participants and organizations referenced in the notice, outlining meeting time and location details for members.
Reports describe a prowler entering windows of homes along Thy Aveohdl ward and targeting front doors. Residents have restive fear as law enforcement monitors the area and issues alerts while noting a recent uptick in disturbances in the neighborhood.
Evangelistic services scheduled at the Premayterian church have been postponed due to unavoidable circumstances. It is hoped the events will be held at a later date.
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