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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1919
Page
2
The Corry Evening Journal local notice lists staff roles including Arthur Colporove as manager and Allan Kon Crosby as associate editor. It notes publication details, mailing rates at four dollars per year, and display advertising costs with minimum line charges and insertion policies.
A garbled 1917 style account describes a dramatic wartime scene with heroes and losses. It references Central Powers, Allied fronts, and vast mobilization. Names and places are obscured by OCR errors, but the text conveys a global conflict narrative and redoubled war effort.
An arrest was reported in a county seat robbery case. The brief note mentions a male suspect, names and dates are unclear due to damaged text, but indicates police involvement and a county location. Further details could not be read from the fragment.
Advert text claims Vinci health tonic helps exhausted women after poor sleep and fatigue. It quotes testimonials from Mia Croker and Mia Thomas Bilis praising increased strength appetite and wellbeing. The ad targets farm and working women, urging trials based on visible improvements.
Fragmentary OCR describes a Sunday baseball scene in New York state cities with names and teams unreadable. It mentions a schedule or results page showing local games and players, and includes a photograph caption about a colorized court or field area.
Fragmented text notes a firm change involving Vode Hoja and persons named Ohya Beunk Daeiow with references to Native Garis and HO May soil and ocean mentions. The readable phrases indicate a transition or adjournment context without clear dates or outcomes.
A garbled OCR summary notes an interscholastic meet scheduled for May 17 in Meadville. Several named participants and venues appear jumbled, but the core event and date are discernible despite the legibility issues.
Harold Johnston of Co A 356th Infantry earned the Distinguished Service Cross for gallantry above the Meuse front in November 18. Under heavy fire he identified an enemy position, provided critical information despite danger, and assisted withdrawal under fire. His actions saved lives and supported relief efforts with courage and resolve.
A woman named Mrs. Agl er describes four years of irregularities and weakness. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after other doctors failed. She urges others to write for guidance based on the product’s alleged soothing effects for female troubles.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference grit drills 1127 9X7 and various spreaders and cultivators. Mentions Narrows Ht and a person named Lynas Beaty with unclear dates and locations. Details are incomplete but indicate agricultural equipment and possible purchases or notes.
A fragmented report cites mysterious figures and urban legends about a tremanute judge Winleek and a notorious killer from old Caldowel age. It hints at a broad fear of evils and mentions public attention to a pattern of attacks and measures in progress.
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