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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1918
Page
3
A feature on women-led home improvement and moral uplift stresses the value of domestic virtue and health. It highlights remedies and compounds endorsed by reformers to support women’s equable influence, noting decades of trusted use and alignment with social improvement aims.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Julie eyes headaches and a group or building in Corry Ba with unclear names. The readable portions hint at personal experiences and a location tied to a community or organization, but the passage remains garbled and lacks a coherent event or outcome.
A fragmentary report describes the drowning of a Emlepton child in the Allegheny River near Posturelay Me Aus. Eyewitnesses recount frantic search as bystanders and a Mr Snyder’s family pursue the child along the riverbank and through shallow water. The timeline and exact location remain unclear in the garbled OCR text.
Filet crochet praised for beauty and speed, with a dainty picoted edge and three inch square corners. The guide details joining crochet to linen, using No 70 thread and No 12 bridge table cover pattern, noting its charm for hosting gatherings and matching home entertainments.
A versatile crochet medallion panel features an intricate, rich design. It can be worked in fine or heavy thread and trimmed across many items, including pillows, dresser scarves, bedspreads, curtains, and table scarves, with color choices like white or pearl and ecru cotton for lighter fabrics.
A wartime memoir segment recounts a cook’s vivid memories of daily life under siege, detailing meals, shortages, and the morale-building role of food. The narrator, drawing on personal experiences and conversations, reflects on resilience, family, and communal acts of care amid danger and disruption.
Administrators notify all persons indebted to the estate of Walter Clout deceased to pay promptly and those with claims to present them without delay to Watt Mar Clough and Alfred J. Barlow Hewistard Executors.
Fragmented OCR reads of a chaotic scene describe a car clash with injuries near a fated bark entry, mentioning figures like the general and various named terms. The text is garbled but implies a vehicular incident causing at least one injury, with scattered references to others and to a chaotic setting.
Weaker, discouraged wife references appear amid garbled names and locales. The text mentions Wilkerson and Vines with fragmented phrases about health, treatment, and possible legal or estate elements, all tangled in misread characters and missing context.
Incomplete OCR from a historic Wood's Market page describes various goods and prices. Mentions meat at the hotel, milk, yeast, salad dressings, apples, corn, and a general mix of groceries. The garbled lines reference vendors, neighbors, and a local market scene, with no clear dates or full item lists.
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