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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1918
Page
2
Unclear OCR text lists name and addresses and rates for mail and advertising. Mentions Garry Pa post office delivery by carriage, 44.00 per year, 5e a line notices, classified department rates 40 per line per year, insertion policy and minimum charge, with delivery and acceptance notes.
Fragmented OCR shows a wartime discussion of daylight saving time and national mobilization. Mentions Woodrow Wilson, Congress, presidential authority, and planned annual changes with dates and duties for citizens. References to patriotism, labor, and public notices amid a broad war effort narrative.
A fragmented Cleveland advertisement touts Stopo Zemo as an expendable treatment for itching and skin irritations. It claims quick relief within use directions and urges obtaining a 35c or $1 bottle from any druggist to soothe pimples, eczema, ringworm and related conditions.
Fragmented OCR text describes military actions, likely World War II era, mentioning divisions and officers. It references a 28th or Wey unit, letters to apply for promotions or awards, and staged positioning. The readable parts show combat context and unit designations but lack clear events or outcomes.
A damaged casualty list reports many local servicemen as wounded or killed with scattered names and statuses. It cites units and places, noting severe wounds and fatalities among several named individuals, including a few from nearby towns and military posts.
A note of gratitude from WY residents thanking friends and everyone who offered support and messages during a recent time of need. The message mentions appreciation for kindness from neighbors and associates, with names and phrases rendered in partial OCR.
Camp Mix reports Sol Metzger unveils a new signal system for football coaching. The event at Camp Dix features demonstrations of gridiron signaling and modern play-calling methods, highlighting tactical efficiencies and training implications for teams.
An old advertisement extols Dr Olive Tablets as a cure for bad breath and related stomach and liver complaints. It claims fast relief and notes the product aids bowel and liver function, with the price per box and availability from druggists.
A damaged wartime page fragment mentions Norfolk and a group testing signals and games, with references to United War Work and a town reaching 28 in some score or measure. The text is garbled but preserves names and a broad sense of signal games and fundraising context during the era.
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