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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1918
Page
2
An unclear OCR passage references a May or summer event, an election, and noted locations such as Winthtdelehia and Sew Vote with scattered names. The text lacks coherent details, names, dates, or outcomes to summarize a specific event.
An incident escalates as a guest threatens to kill the landlady amid a dispute over rent and property access. Police inquiries follow, with no immediate injuries reported and both parties remaining at the scene.
The report describes ongoing danger in Corydon from floodwaters and damaged infrastructure. It notes military involvement from Pennsylvania and references relief efforts, with emphasis on rescue operations and the risk to residents as waterways rise and key routes are compromised.
A large fire damaged the Gerry veneer plant with boilers and timbers ruined. Investigators cited a fall of a supporting pillar and possible explosive ignition as flames engulfed the three story structure, threatening nearby warehouses and access to the Curtiss Aaron plant.
A vintage advertisement touts a product named Diapepsin as a quick remedy for indigestion and stomach discomfort. It claims to ease gases sourness and fullness, with testimonials and assurances of rapid relief backed by the brand’s universal use and a money back style guarantee.
A Kayser and Allaman employee in Philadelphia reports lasting relief from indigestion gas nervousness and fatigue after taking Tanlac. He credits improved digestion appetite sleep and overall energy to the remedy and urges others to try it.
The Times Union reports confusion as draft board officials refuse to send a 44 item questionnaire to registrants. Secretary M W Blinava forwards orders to the Adjutant General Murdock in Harrisburg. The action aims to obtain questionnaires from registrants in agriculture and industry.
A fragment discusses a product named Potoraay Ointment and claims of curing eczema and piles. It cites blends like Hem and Potation’s Ointment and mentions the aim to move money quickly. Includes misread names and places such as Washington Aves and Racine Way.
A garbled report describes fishermen and companions near a river with references to weights and fish caught in broken ice. The text hints at peril and the need for advertising costs, but many names and places are unreadable.
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