Olive Oil Price Note From New York Ad
An OCR fragment notes price details for an olive oil item in New York with figures such as 625.00 and 13.50. The text preserves a promotional catalog snippet and unit pricing.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
1
An OCR fragment notes price details for an olive oil item in New York with figures such as 625.00 and 13.50. The text preserves a promotional catalog snippet and unit pricing.
A garbled OCR note warns labor groups against a proposed peace treaty plan. The text references international figures, a salary baron, and an imminent attack by a few days, but many names and places are unreadable.
Ongoing strike in Frisco affects telephone operations as union and company negotiators persist with mediation. Factories and offices report work stoppages while authorities call for a settlement and restoration of services.
Six transports landed today bringing home more than a hundred officers and men. The ships included the South Bend Nile Avastoplany Kaisgrin Aue gutta Vietoria Prince Bitol Prod- Welk Hig Great Northern and Pann uns. A patrol at the border reported everything quiet and no flights over Mo town territory. A gathering of 70 Villitutan was noted.
Fragmented dispatches describe mounting tension in Europe with Germany facing a pivotal cabinet decision. The scene centers on Weimar and foreign reactions as Britain and allies prepare for potential war, while French, Italian and Russian voices weigh options for action or restraint.
A reported bill proposes a large teacher pay raise within the state school appropriations totaling around 224 million dollars. It details monthly stipends of 400 dollars and minimums near 470, plus tiered increases for various educator groups.
The senior class play Vitlokeyy Farm drew a large crowd with a big hit performance. Cast members included Paul Morte Edokin Borhing Walter Royot Uriah Aldine Louis Storer and more. Commencement tonight will feature 26 graduates with Rev. Pourke of Montville delivering the address.
A United Press report from Washington notes the House approval of a bill to immediately state control of all telephone and telegraph lines, ending private ownership. Details are murky as the OCR text is garbled and several names appear misread.
The fare increase applies to the Corry and Columbia routes starting July 20. Officials reported new rates including a higher base fare and adjustments for transfers. Officials expect improved service and broader coverage with the updated schedule.
The Missionary Boviety of the First Presbyterian Church hosted a social on Sunday afternoon with a large audience. Mrs Thomas Downey chaired the committee assisted by several local ladies. decorations included Japanese lanterns and lawn tables. Proceeds benefited the Daughters of Luzbella charity fund and Sunday school efforts.
British forces poised for action as a large dirigible was sighted over the Southern Battle area. A flotilla of ships moved to reestablish communications with key German ports on a secret mission toward the coast.
Corry Grange holds its meeting next Saturday afternoon at Mascabos Hall with an 8 oclock program. Featuring include Gene Moll Cull singing and a home science talk on paving for homes. A panel on farming life and a discussion page asks how Grange becomes the PNG peoples place of opportunity.
The city announces a Welcome Home Day program with a parade for returning veterans, a city contribution, receptions, and a postparade dance. Events include base ball game at 5, a reception at 7310 Lor all returned, and a community welcome for the 406th Field Signal Battalion arriving next Sunday.
Reports from Rome describe escalating disorder as political factions and allied groups clash with authorities. Violence is reported to have affected civilians and demonstrations continue across late afternoon and evening.
Historical notice reports restoration measures for accommodation trains across multiple regions including Athens, Milwaukee, and Ven, detailing plan implications and new timetable considerations for the service. It cites local officials and financial adjustments to support rail access and travel options.
Jamestown Prospect This Saturday recounts the 80th Division's World War I service from May demobilization to the Argonne offensive. The unit, drawing personnel from Virginia West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania, sustained heavy action including the Meuse and Argonne campaigns, advancing 27 kilometers in 23 days with 210 officers and 6,464 men lost.
The former Hatel school cadets under Max Hosnes are to join a city parade prep evening at 7 in the park. Uniforms were issued for the event and a large turnout is expected as a preliminary plan toward broader participation in the parade.
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