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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1919
Page
2
Local notice page includes rates and publishing details for the Corry Evening Journal. It presents editor credits, advertising costs, column rules, and a long cut of commentary on World War I era topics, including German leadership and Allied responses, with scattered typographical errors and partial quotes.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a fictional or garbled world crisis with French and Ukrainian factions. General Hettheter and General Vellotn supposedly lead forces at Odessa Kibv rail lines, amid Bolshevik and nationalist struggles. The piece envisions a Ukrainian independence outcome with freehold proprietors against Bolshevik rule.
An account recalls Witt of Company A in the 12th Infantry who carried a Bible and pocketbook in his left jacket as a bullet tore through. The Bible protected his heart and his pocketbook helped prove the hit. The incident occurred near Camp Meade during September battles.
An old advertisement extols M-Tonic as a tonic to restore strength energy and ambition after influenza. It highlights iron in the tonic, dandelion root, Capsicum, and calcium hypophosphatethat claim to boost red blood cells appetite and endurance. The ad notes parental dosing and a money back guarantee from druggists.
Officers state that American soldiers who died in France will be buried at home. They assert it is impracticable to repatriate the bodies and call for honoring the fallen by laying them to rest in their own land, preserving a final duty and respect.
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