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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1918
Page
2
The dispatch cites Allied efforts from Berlin to America, detailing rising American numbers at the front and increasing public pressure to support war work. It notes antiwar sentiment abroad and urges continued home front support amid scarce resources and mounting casualties.
Private Swark, a 22 year old from Lie village near Panama, died in France during World War I service. He joined the army after enlisting in Panama area. His death comes as Allied forces face heavy fighting near the Somme front as they press toward victory.
A train near Leboeuf had a near disaster when a vehicle struck the locomotive. Harry Wellmon escaped with only minor injuries after the crash.
The article reports discussions in Washington over prohibiting auto trips one day per week, with officials including George 5. Davidson of Gate Refining Company cited. Proposals to ban or limit vehicle use faced mixed reactions and unclear status, with no decisive action announced.
June 18 report from Westie notes a bullet was located in the jaw bone of a patient identified as S.Y. A Biron provided initial treatment and removal of fragments. The incident involved a firearm discharge with the bullet entering from below the main window area and ending in the jaw. Dr Brown assisted in the immediate recovery and further medical steps.
Government officials order a reduction in weekly beef allowances for American families. The plan covers households requesting up to 14 pounds of beef per week or 24 pounds of veal and pork combined, with new limits effective until next September. The policy aims to reduce food costs and ration supplies nationwide.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss red blooded individuals, youth longevity, and claims of improved vitality through blood, oxygen, sleep, and phosphates. The text mentions energy, skin tone, nerves, and overall wellbeing tied to diet and activity, with unclear references to scientists and products.
National War Savings Committee urges citizens to save through War Savings Stamps as a patriotic duty. The appeal stresses staying at home, supporting the war effort, and sharing in the savings program while urging families to participate and encourage neighbors to join.
Chiropractic practitioner listed with no surgeries and no medications. Office hours stated as evenings from 5 PM to 7 PM with address references and miscellaneous notes about health restored.
Fragmentary text mentions car care products and a sleeping works concept. Names and clear facts are scarce, with garbled phrases about teams, dates, and locations. No coherent event or outcome is established.
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