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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1928
Page
8
A chaotic narrative follows patients and staff in a wartime hospital. Nurses move around, tending wounds and comforting injured men as conversations drift between care and memory, with surreal flashes of humor and tension amid the medical setting.
Fragmented OCR text includes phrases about Leonard Nason illustrations by Irwin Myers, a chaotic dialogue, and mentions of a whistle and a soldier. The readable parts hint at a story or caption with whimsical or military imagery, but concrete events or clear outcomes are not provided. Entities identified include Leonard Nason and Irwin Myers.
Fragmented diary style passage details hospital routine, nurses, patients, and staff in a wartime setting. It notes breakfast with coffee, ward activity, a nurse’s duties, and volunteers awaiting overseas deployment as the narrative hints at broader wartime hospital life and future events.
A reader asks whether passenger trains could carry 6,000,000 people at once if filled to capacity, contrasting with 100,000,000 cars that could move to a city simultaneously, highlighting the limits of rail capacity versus widespread automobile use.
Erie February 14 Thomas G Sterrett sheriff and Times columnist announces candidacy for delegate to the Democratic National Convention in Houston Texas. He filed petitions Monday and promises to support Al Smith for president if elected. The county Democratic committee approved his delegate bid after he publicly backed Smith at the last county meeting.
Jamestown, Feb 14. James Whiston, 25, sustained a severe abdomen wound while opening a box at the Abre hamson Bigelow department store. The box slipped, cutting him, and he bled badly before being rushed to Jamestown General Hospital where he underwent a blood transfusion and is reported in fair condition this morning.
In Camden New Jersey a phantom sniper fired twice at W Scudder a commission merchant at West Point marking the twenty seventh attack since Thanksgiving Day. A posse searched Haden township for the gunman but found no trace. both missiles pierced Scudder’s windows with no damage or injuries reported.
Lee Jerfell of Portrouth Ohio credits Tepes Herb Tonle with curing years of stomach trouble. He says prior symptoms included sore stomach, irregular bowels, weak kidneys, and sleepless nights. After taking Tepes Tonle he can eat anything and feels stronger daily, claiming it to be the best remedy for stomach trouble.
Relatives at the bedside of Sir Oxford's son in law Izsak Walton League members gathered as Lord Oxford remained unconscious. Doctors warned recovery seemed unlikely and officials announced March elections for chapter officers amid plans for a membership drive and reports on state convention studies.
Two robberies within thirty minutes of each other netted 2452 dollars. Emile Splat a bakery wagon driver was robbed of 152 dollars from patrons. At the McCuen garage bandits seized a tin box with 2000 dollars and fled.
A surgeon endorses Moone’s Emerald Oil as a simple safe remedy for swollen veins and skin eruptions. The ad claims the oil destroys germs, reduces inflammation, and heals eczema barbers itch salt rheum and related sores within days, with NF Ames & Co supplying the product.
Winners for the Tuesday event on February 7 are listed with addresses including West Smith Street K W Mount and W Church Street. The item records brief entries and local participation in the Add-A-Line Limerick contest.
Mrs. Aphreni Warner McCray wife of Lee L. McCray died suddenly at age 74 while resting from a cold. She leaves husband four children and one sister. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2:30 PM at the McCray chapel with burial in the family cemetery. Rev. M. Thomas to officiate.
Clare Boy s greed actress underwent an operation for acute appendicitis. She was declared resting and easily in a Hollywood hospital today.
The Dorcas Sunday School class held a Valentine themed meeting at Mrs. A Hila King’s home with Mrs. C F Ross presiding. Handmade valentines, a Cupid hearts game, and a story on Abraham Lincoln were shared before refreshments. Next meeting set for Mrs. A C Sandpurg’s Wright street. a church supper is planned Wednesday evening with potluck for proceeds.
An advertisement touts Thoxine as a fast cure for sore throats claiming relief within 15 minutes with a single swallow. It stresses iron and chloroform free ingredients, safety for all ages, and a money back guarantee. Sold by Ames Trust Store Condra Drug Store and Good Unig stores.
Text appears fragmented and unreadable. No coherent event, names, places, or dates are identifiable. Unable to extract a factual summary beyond noting the fragmentary OCR content.
In 188, Ske Borey was confined or confined to a room on May 7, with records noting a residence or lodging event.
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