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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1919
Page
2
Corry Pennsylvania newspaper page shows local notices and editorial fragments on national politics. It mentions advertising rates, staff roles, and a discussion of Wilson era policies with reformist tone and references to the League of Nations.
A letter from Harold Me Bronpe, noted aviator, requests that a real route stop be established for air mail service. He suggests a port city stop and outlines government plans to classify main hubs across principal cities and coordinate future mail flights.
A mangled report describes Queenty Tarr’s larceny charges and a court decision. The narrative mentions E. A. Rudnent and a monetary figure around 200 dollars, with unclear details about the sentencing and related parties.
An odd boast claims advertising is the road to fortune with a bold forecast that a figure named Dusinowa will follow. The text preserves a speculative tone and presents advertising as a route to wealth without documenting concrete steps or sources.
Franklin July 5 details scarce as townspeople seek the cause of death of Marold Wingert of Company H Heavy Meat Infantry. The wounded soldier Aaron Kombi of New Richmond accompanies reports. Wingert died after a march for the country.
A Mrs Lazzin Courtney of Oskaloosa Iowa testifies to relief from misery through Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad urges women with irregularities and related symptoms to try the remedy and write for guidance. It also promotes Lynn Pinkham's Medicine Co and Sykes Comfort Powder for skin care and a thrift stamp drive.
Burglaries struck three Franklin shops between 2 and 4 o clock in the morning. Items stolen include jewelry valued at about 100 dollars, and merchandise from Pippa & Sykes and Dradley’s Depart Sine Store. Police investigation underway with no suspects named.
Fragment reads arrangements for encampment at Mt Gretna with officials named including Mayor and Marshal Henderson. The notice mentions Pennayyania Regorvy Mt Visa Negus encampment and references a Western Poumaylyan office action with dated timing.
Harrisburg reports from the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture forecast plentiful fresh produce. Winter greens remain available with spinach and onions in good supply while cucumbers tomatoes and berries move in from New Jersey and surrounding areas.
German war helmets once worn by Tafyar Witlam of Germany Von Rethmann-Hotlw es and General Ludendorff will be displayed in Columbus as part of the Mato filet Centenary Celebration from June 20 to July 1. Lowell Thomas, world traveler, will present travelogues and show Berlin riots photos and images from Palestine during General Allenby’s occupation.
A damaged 19th century war veteran recall piece recounts parade memory segments and mentions Mrs Hilzaboty Cope and J. L. Vil stroot Philadelphia. The garbled text names multiple persons and a newsy feeling of veterans being remembered amid unclear details.
The administrator of the state Brackou announces a notice regarding AML purporting to be authorized by 16 oxtate ust. The document warns all and sundry about immolation and related actions, with names and official signatures included for authentication.
An advert seeks 1 000 used lawn mowers with test price paid details. Also mentions BOOMA quality tea cream and an address on West Main Street for Pavers in Corry with related offerings and contact notes.
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