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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1922
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR note hints at a debated phrase or misread title. No clear people, places, dates, or events are identifiable. The readable fragment provides little substantive content to summarize as a factual news item.
A fragmentary OCR item notes a few words about a friend and numbers. The readable portion is limited to stray phrases and unclear references, with no definite event, names, or locations to confirm a full story.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a brief note, mentioning a gesture or message in German about a channel or avenue. It lacks clear names, dates, places, or events to confirm a full news-item content.
Extracts from Friedony town district minutes show aims for a six month term, a December schoolhouse, lighted rooms, wood supply, and hired teachers. Records detail costs for framing a 18 by 20 foot house, four months of winter schooling, and special meetings in 1837 to reconsider building plans.
Voted to raise taxes for school laws and for ore cup duties. Charles Williams bit off wool from the body of the ty at 33 cents per cord. W Foster returned from Jamestown after two weeks at the furniture exposition.
A local dancing recital is set for Monday evening with an eclectic program of bathetic, Greelong Polk, and interpretive dances. Performers include Dorothy Harker, Margaret Hint, Ruth Elskeston, Lucys Alexander, Wilbur King, Katherine Temond, Morritt Purell, Myrna room Ai Hilfe, THhtwy Plomaire, Walraven, and Rebecca McKenzie. The program features pieces such as Spring’s Awalesaly Elizabeth, Renetiil Rehioea McKensie, Mines of the Fairies, Padlowa Gavitti, Vanity Fair, and Wayside to Bolemia Io Karke, with a junior choir and student solos.
Members of the Ladies Aid Society at the Presbyterian Church held an enjoyable meeting yesterday. Twenty four attendees heard a devotional service and discussed church activities including a church supper planned for Tuesday May 28. Hostesses were Sits Crowell and Mex Lewis, with Phy Feld and Mrs. Juve Ineetit assisting.
The text recounts wartime upheavals and media scrutiny as exiled royalty reflects on German and French political tensions. It notes American journalists seeking access, the impact of the Kapp Putsch, and the challenge of forming a monarchic stance amid party divisions in the homeland.
A fragmented passage reflects on German national feeling after Germany's collapse and the temptation of the moment. The speaker urges sticking to facts over wishes, rebuilding the demolished house as the prime duty, and restoring strength through renewed national pride. To be continued.
Mr Fritts of the street railway company announced the new dancing pavilion at Columbus is opening for the season with the first dance on Wednesday evening May 17. Dances will be held weekly on Wednesdays and Saturdays, with the Rathbun orchestra providing music for the series.
Extra fine camisoles and blouses in satin and lace trimmed with fine blue sale on Tuesdays. Nearly a dozen ladies tricolette blouses new goods and styles up to mid price by pipe at 2.98. Two dresses for children in sizes 2 to 14 years in bright fabrics priced at 25 dollars.
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