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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1919
Page
2
A Corry Pennsylvania page features the Patriot ic Women endorsing the League of Nations and criticizing Republican opposition to Wilson era foreign policy. The column blends historical debate about the League with calls for national unity and women’s political influence.
Unclear OCR text reports the deaths of two brothers within a day. It mentions Warren and Findlay, with references to a heart condition and “Mrs. Donth Ava” among scattered names. The source is garbled but indicates a family tragedy linked to heart trouble.
The report outlines plans for floating bonds tied to a county project, with officials including W. Washington, William V. Keteler, and Joseph W. Rogan cited. A financing mechanism to fund highway work and central lifting arrangements is described, mentioning cooperation with the state highway department and a Waterford run project.
Union City triumphed at an Erie track meet yesterday afternoon as the team edged four county schools. Glenwood and Manbury each contributed strong performances while other runners and field events added points for Union City, securing the win with a broad margin.
An official announcement from the United States Department of State indicates six Erie radicals face deportation. The action targets nonwhite individuals in a broader wartime security sweep, aiming to remove those not affiliated with recognized organizations.
The Saturday gathering in Warren focused on a road improvement debate for the Spring Creek area. County commissioners and local speakers discussed funding, bond proposals, and potential routing changes affecting Spur Road and the main highway, with Spring Creek residents and surrounding communities voicing positions.
An unsigned notice advertises property for sale at 262 Pramdin Street on Bugle Street, mentions Cony Pail Go and Boll 205R as related entities, with unclear dates and buyer terms amid fragmented OCR text.
Waterford, described as a deaf town, reported a quota near 44071 with subscriptions reaching 30. A Waterford Victory Lewy committee at Brin headquarters planned for next Saturday to raise about 400 more units, aiming to exceed the county target.
A laboratory visit shows the care behind Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The text notes 850,000 pounds of herbs processed yearly, seasonally gathered juices, and solvents to extract medicinal properties. Utensils and tanks are sterilized, the product pasteurized and sealed, and letters from women affirm its health benefits for female ills.
Fragmentary text appears to reference a game or event with unclear entries and no identifiable names, dates, or outcomes. The readable parts mention locations and times but lack coherent facts to summarize a definite incident or result.
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