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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1919
Page
3
The fragmentary text appears garbled and lacks coherent names, places, or dates to form a clear news item or event. It reads as partial OCR with no identifiable entities or outcomes to summarize reliably.
An OCR fragment advertises a shoe repair shop at Center Street offering repair services and home delivery. It promises durability and fair pricing with a double warranty and rubber heels for woollen shoes, listing an address and contact near KibTer area.
A fragmented classifieds note seeks bolts of multiple woods and sizes including 18 inch beech birch and curr y a4.2t ver cord and 20 inch baush birch gherry ik wilte aeh and hard maple 4 with unclear quantities or destinations.
An Oil City youth received the Croix de Guerre for wartime service. The report notes the designation by Allied forces and mentions the timing of the commendation and its ceremonial aspects as recorded in the local newspaper.
Local notes recount small events around Baker Hill with names and places blurred. Residents move between farms, visit, and return, while minor mishaps and social visits punctuate weekly life in the community.
Fragmentary letters recount Jim Sullivan’s service in the Historical Warfare Service and overseas duties. The speaker recalls family ties in Corry and mentions Liberty loan efforts, wartime sacrifice, and hopes for return to normal life.
Gil City acknowledges the return of Bugler Hinith who served with Battery D, ALUEh Field Artillery, Jett ONL Cry. He was wounded October 3 1917 and saw action during the St Mihiel drive. Though ill, he recovered and was treated in Washington.
A 1918 report by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Bureau of Animation shows the Fonunyivaula farm’s livestock valued at 4209,860,477.06 on Saungry 4. The document details the lowe hy 08,33 i readings and highlights the total national livestock value as estimated.
A survey of Garibaldi era opera, Zionist themes, and multiple Victor records. Highlights include a Garibaldi tribute aria, a Zionist “Hat keva” release, Charley Morrison and Charley Kellogy performances, and a nature themed record suite. Featured artists include Rowmanian folk tune arrangements, Charley Morrison, Arthur Fidale, and the Prince Quartet.
A fragmented 1920s music note sheet praises a Joseph Co Sunh Orchestra and various Victrola and Velvet era records. It highlights instrumental duets by Natural violin and accordion players, soprano starlets Frances Alda Sophie Horslan, and Rein ald Werrenrath, noting novelty dance tunes and operatic selections with eager anticipation for a new American musical era.
McCormack delivers a thrilling vocal on Whan You Come Back on Victrola Recards. His every syllable and the music’s heat transport listeners to American shores, praising the performance as a lush popular hit. Frances Alda and Giovanni Martinelli impress in Boheme, while Olive Kline and the Orpheus Guiter present Birch Canoe with dainty charm.
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