Local Newspaper Ad Rates and War News Commentary
Classified and display advertising rates precede a lengthy editorial note on German and Allied propaganda. The piece discusses censoring by London authorities, newspaper reporting constraints, and mixed American responses to wartime coverage, highlighting tensions between neutrality and public opinion.
Decorated graves of Civil War veterans in Corry cemeteries
The article lists hundreds of veterans buried in Corry cemeteries from seventy two regiments across seven states plus navy and signals corps. It notes an upcoming decoration event with about a thousand graves expected to be honored, and includes an alphabetized roster of identified veterans by name, regiment, and state.
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London
Sayville
Londo
Hiv Witoryinn
Karl von Wee Ani
Arlsead
Germany
Sievien
Auvtelw
Willy No Ute
Kalvern
Weilii
Corry
Core ‘Y Gomuteriea
Veleruna
Navy
Signal Corp
Lef Auidiers
Archibald
Charles Be-Co
Vals
Austin
Janick
Able Seaman
North Carolin
Allen
Tim A
Mion
Daniel
Missouri Cavalry Arts
Jobo Mo
Pennsylvania
Barton
Amian P—Co
Bartlett
Norman L
Penpa
Rundage
Homer N
Turger
Ehabod
Ponta Heown
Joseph W
Penn
Fy Art
Tunis
Gustave
G Si
Taelon
Haker
Joseph Woo
Ali Ith
Ponta. Hoppe, Kyra
Elks Gather for Funeral of Brother Joan G Rich
Members of Elks Lodge assemble at the lodge rooms Sunday at 3 30 o clock to attend the funeral of their late Brother Joan G Rich. The Elks will be in charge of the service. Charles P F Keating Exalted Ruler.
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Elks
Mixed notices from Stroudsburg to Garrison and beyond
A string of brief items reports John Matton returning to Stroudsburg to astonish mourners, a body burial at St. Philip’s Church in the Highlands for Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, and fire destroying much of Gilmanton in New Hampshire with losses around 100000 dollars.
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Stroudamire
John Matton
Stroudnburg
Ratton Way
Hank
Shamokin
New York
Stuyveant Fish
St. Philip's Church
Highlands
Hudson River
Garrison
Fish
Mio Wite
Gilmanton
N. Hy
Those Who Have Passed Away Since Memorial Day
Richard B. Walter enlisted in the 112th New York Volunteers Co B died in the past year and was buried in the local cemetery James Ford enlisted in the Pennsylvania Volunteers Co C died in the past year and was buried in the local cemetery Anileted served in the Pennsylvania Volunteers Co K died in the past year and was buried in Mine Grove Cemetery
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Fonter
Joe
Olio Indrink
John W
Ney
Puller
Hahlamla
C—ptl OY
Cavalry
Fraghor
Henry C
Frow
Richard M
Ford
James P
Aaet Penna
Godfrey
Henry TC
Richard B. Walter
112Th New York Volunteers
Co. B
Yas
James Ford
Tennesylvania Volunteers
Co. C
Enlisted in 1st Ohio Volunteers Co B Grim Buried at Poland
ao. He Ortman enlisted and served in the 1th Ohio Volunteers as a member of Company B. Mr. Grim died during the past year and was buried at Poland Ohio.
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Ortman
Ohio Volunteers
Grim
Poland
W C T U Speaker to Tour Co
The W C T U speaker will tour the county giving temperance lectures. Mary Armour, known as the Georgia temperance advocate, will present in Erlu county on Tuesday night and at several towns including West Springdohl and Girard through Friday and Saturday.
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Ils County
Afra
Mary
Armour
Georgia
Erlu County
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Corey
TOCAL
Sea Line
Crilg, John—Co. P
Pth Cavalry
Chapman, James H—Co
Hing N.Y
Vols
Courtright
Thomas V
Cummings
Patrick
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Capwell
James Wi
Carl
Gorge K
Onlo
Hawney
Hue
Jubine
Daniel He
Vol
Davis
Robert
Vanna
Drokge
Jota Tn
Tnt Thinhar
Elian
Pennai
Thitton
Titus Af—Co
Wisconsin
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Times—Dto
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Awasa
Senar Corns Frouman
Jacob L
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Intereper
Mond
David
Penna
Miller, Tames Co
Kard Fenna, I
Mulltigan
Toin
Unc
Newell
Alex
N.Y. Cavalry
Nichols
Junea K
Penta Nevins
Austin, Co
Hubioars
Nutting
William
Obnstead
Peter
D.—Co
Connecticut
Haddock
Henry
Init
Gottman
Philip
O. Lath Penna
Harl
Tuner L.—Co
Homie, Remay—Co
Cavallry
Ineratiam
William G—to
Onus
Joseph
Jéhus—Co
Ohio
Fone
James H—Co
Jeeckson
Kanes
Arehlo
Iowa
Lamont
Wiliam
Arawny
Monroe
Livingston
Atphpilaith
Millun—Co
Tauren
Francis
Lovelind
Wiliam B
Lester
Henry WU
Navy Mainline
Robert G8
H— Wit Otis
Cugalry, McMahon
John
Moses—Co E
Oakley
Edwin F.—Co
Pillows
William Fi
16Th
Penna Cavalry
Pickett
Manhattan, Co
H—11 Ath Y. Voln
Portland
Middle—Regiment
Une Renown
James R—Co
Rhodes, Griando—Co
Engineney
Btorer
George I.—Co
Bowmans, A. C.—Co
Walt
Hy Ain Co
Art . Walefield
Dextar
Wiehtman
Albert Regmont
Weeks
Washington
Tohn—Co
U. S. Colored ‘Troops
Witheley
Henry B
Whinler
Judwon
10Th Penina Cavalry
Wallen
Richard B
Yonger
George
iWinth MO Bird
Conrad
1Eath
Panam
Willams
Albert C
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Stan, S—Co
J. C. McElroy Co
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Marti Ki Lyuen
Anileted
Pennnsylvania Voluneers
Co. K
Wit
Mine Grove
George K. Carl
Co. G
Pine Grove
Joho P. Simmons
W. CT
Ford Mortor Company
Detroit
Brown
Ray W. Forbes
Indiana, Pa
Indiana
Pennsylvania State Normal School
Indiana Conservatory of Music
America
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Vow Beautily
James E. Amant