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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1918
Page
2
Reading is garbled but mentions Crown Prince Binthi, German figures, and calls for a return to faith and ships. Mentions Kaiser, halalations, and possible references to Moth Wi and Ay. Text is unclear and likely part of a broader wartime oversight.
The article reviews the clash between opponents of Lloyd George and the Asquith camp. It notes a wave of support for Lloyd George despite missteps, arguing the British public and Lily and Asquith allies face a weakened position as war confidence grows. It criticizes former tactics and praises recent improvements in wartime governance.
A heavily garbled wartime editorial fragment argues Germany faces total defeat, predicts economic collapse, and suggests global punishment. It speculates on postwar shifts, sea blockade consequences, and the impact on German commerce, while calling for tough measures and continued warfare pressure. The text references Allied efforts, economic controls, and looming global tensions amid a ruined imperial outlook.
Fragmented ad style text lists eczema and piles remedies with references to Peterson’s Ointment and “old forma.” It imitates a dated consumer ad tone claiming cures and urging purchase, though specifics are garbled and unclear. The piece reads like an early 20th century product pitch with little verifiable detail.
A damaged ad-like fragment touts danger from meals and kidney harm, urging purchases of a supposed cure. It promises health benefits from a product labeled GOLA MEDAL and Helly brand capsules, claiming protection against poisoning and offering money guarantees.
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