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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1918
Page
2
The snippet shows the Corry Evening Journal address at Weat South Street Corry Pa with proprietor D Colngrove and managing editor Arthur Colegrove and Crosby as writer. It lists a future at the past cities line and mentions Corry Pa.
In a rambling interview an officer known as Monroe discusses personal health issues and street experiences. He mentions hometown ties, medical concerns, and a healer in the city, framing his narrative with gritty detail from patrol life and community interactions.
A jumble of phrases and names appears, listing scattered thoughts and stray terms. The readable parts hint at a discussion or lyric style, mentioning figures like Orion and Yolinbyee, but the overall content is incoherent and lacking a clear event or focus.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a religious reflection praising Saintly aid and personal resolve. The text mentions endurance and prayer, suggesting a devotional note about inner courage and divine support. No clear event, names, or places are identifiable.
The fragmented OCR text references German politics and wartime themes, mentioning world events, governments, and vague attributions to a postwar lineage. It parodies or garbles terms related to nations, leaders, and consequences, with no clear named individuals or verifiable events.
A vintage style beauty tip promotes lemon juice to fade freckles at home for a few cents. It suggests applying a diluted mixture and using daily handling for lightened skin tone. The ad-like copy mentions common household items and reminds readers to test on skin first.
The Red Cross announces it remains strictly nonpartisan and nonpolitical toward its members. It asks officials and chapter leaders to refrain from political candidacy or resign from positions to avoid partisan use of the organization. The policy aims to prevent political exploitation of Red Cross influence.
A Mount Vernon visit highlights 1915 price rises and the changing value of a dollar. The guide’s tale of Washington’s dollar across the Potomac leads to a comparison of costs for butter, eggs, coal, and services, showing purchasing power halved in many cases. Public service costs rose. electric rates, freight, and fares climbed, while the Erie Lighting Company added per kilowatt hour charges. To keep current rates, the utility limits discounts and imposes a 5 percent late-payment penalty, arguing fairness for prompt payers.
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