Corry Post Office Notices and Diets and Wills Column
Pub Huntered at the Post Office of Corry Pennsylvania shows Second Class Mail Matter and rates. A Diets and Wills section extols proper diet for diabetic patients and outlines claims about health and strength, mixing medical advice with dubious anecdotes and patient guidance.
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A. D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Corry
Ian Rurultert
Eugeius
Jack
Hmvntgarten
Jody
Saul
The Dove of Peace Spurs War Talk in Washington
In a chaotic wartime panorama the Dove of Peace appears to grow spurs within a short span as demonstrations unfold in Washington. An infantry drill draws 20,000 onlookers while factions debate antiwar rallies and responses from women’s groups. The piece surveys looming global conflict and shifting public sentiment across nations with references to the Turkamet, Allied leaders, and the broader push toward war preparation.
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Washington
Wee
Pursoned Horse Movie Delights Prompt Debate in Education
A fragmented OCR snippet discusses a film about horses and movement, highlighting slow and fast gaits for educational value. It mentions an agriculture department interest, student fears, and broader aims of illustrating equine motion for physical education and demonstration to youths. It notes a New Jersey incident where two men escaped arrest, thought to be in convict attire.
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Clint
Rentvedky
Worsos
United States
Moe
Anstiuetifig Cavalrymert Vall
Vlbfiey Lps Asswciations
Artillery Eliveld
Villye Ebb Sim Panies Ayentas
Jsraupy Ovinny
Ir Aesittinys
Antral
Wire clues link to missing native boy and river fate
Fragmented tale describes a wire strand found near a river and a crocodile stomach as the only clue to a missing native boy. It recalls a hunter gathering wood by the river and an unclear fateful event tied to a clever cord. Also notes bids for 25000 bricks for an East End school house.
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Gould
Wunte
Fantary and Townsmen Speak on National Issues
Fragmentary OCR shows names and phrases about politics culture agriculture and industry. Mentions Calvan Coolidge and references to wages coal markets and enforcement but text is garbled with many unreadable words.
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Fantary
New Jersey
Jowele
Calvan Coolidge
Peggy Davis
Spokane Ann
Outdoors for Prisoners Work Farms for Federal Inmates
Denawrugermann argues prisoners should work outdoors on farms to aid reform. He contends outdoor labor is healthier and more curative than indoor confinement, reducing idleness and crime. He cites open-air farm work as beneficial to society, producing food and fostering rehabilitation.
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Denawrugermann
Eamnlide
Gwarice
German composer wrote famous Irish opera Lily of Killarney
Morning Post notes Julius Benedict, a German, composed The Lily of Killarney. It describes Benedict as clever and writes that the Irish style, though voiced with an Irish accent, cannot mask his German origin. It hints the melodies Eileen and I'm Lone still charm audiences after sixty years.
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Lily
Killarney
Julius Benedict
Benedict
Morning Post
Ilda
Eileen Mayourheen
Twenty Years Ago Journal Files July Second 1908
A fragment from the Journal Files recalls social and local events dated July 2 1908. Mentions of residents such as Mr Clireite Random Judd, John Shiels, Moti Blair, and Walter Gretaleps. Notes gatherings at homes, a wedding party, and a Murart Club event with Katherine Miller as host.
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the Journal
Woman Drops Dead on Street Near Anderson Street
A woman named Estella Faria collapsed and died on Anderson Street on a Friday night, with heart failure cited as the cause. She was a well known resident, about 40 years old, seen with her daughter at the scene. Mr Gorge Danshorty and others attempted to assist as a party formed nearby, but no immediate signs of life were detected.
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Tns
Estella Faria
Anderson Street
Gorge Danshorty
Henry Ford
Mon Faenasa
Treasury
Henry
Mrs Sauters Proves A Very Strong Witness
Mrs. Karoline Sauter of Philadelphia testifies Tanlac relieved over two years of indigestion and stomach pains. She says after one bottle she slept better and felt improved appetite and energy. She credits Tanlac with ending her troubles and restoring her health.
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Tanlac
There Are Many Young People Not in College
A fragmented early 20th century discussion argues many youths do not belong in college yet many could benefit from higher education. It stresses a fair sorting system, the value of varied experiences, and the role of education in shaping leaders amid a professor shortage and evolving professional paths.
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Adicatlion
Collegenduy
Tony
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