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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1919
Page
2
The readable fragments describe a small town newspaper listing staff and the rate schedule for mail and display advertising. It notes per week and per year rates, a moral column, and department insertions with minimum charges and weekly publication terms.
A scrambled historical voice laments government resolve and labor strife. The piece references President Wilson, Attorney General Palmer, and miners, depicting public sentiment behind the government and condemning miners as threats to national stability. It touches on the Senate and political figures like Henry Cabot Lodge in a period of wartime rhetoric.
The fragment notes a misprint in a Wasblog item suggesting Thanksgiving Day may be affected if Congress does not act. It mentions someone warning about plans and a potential schedule shift tied to Congress deadlines. The readable text shows uncertainty and a casual tone.
A fifty thousand dollar libel suit was filed against the Buffalo Enquirer by Mrs. Maude Hyan on behalf of John Egan, former Alco baseball manager. The action follows an article alleging the Egan spouse’s misconduct during an incident at a hotel involving a hotel clerk and a weather-related couple.
Ada May Rich ards and George L. Telfer were arrested on bigamy charges after Rich ards used the alias Ava Mook in a 1902 marriage to Roy D. Richards. The pair reportedly wed in a ceremony performed by Amormay Daniel Mulready and later lived together on a farm near Boncea. Bail set at 900 dollars for appearance before Alderman Mobr.
A six year old boy reported missing in Reno was found able to provide little information to helpers. Police relayed the details to his parents and the receivers. The boy, tracked by Tilda Pievin and Stewart Anduzwon, was said to be living with his father who works nights in Altoona and Claibornburg. A separate note mentions a drugstore advert and a firm promising denture protection.
A brief notice states a room in a Mala property is available for rent. Details on price or contact are not provided in the readable text. The ad emphasizes immediate availability and residential use.
A Warren woman died after a car struck her at the intersection of Hint Avenue and People Street Saturday night. The vehicle, driven by a local man, transported her to the hospital where she later succumbed to injuries. Coroner Dayd Lincolie led the inquest, with funeral arrangements set for Tuesday evening.
Albany reports the Clymer Telephone company filed with the Public Service Commission to raise annual rates in Clymer and Freehold Creek areas effective March 1. Increases target business and residence lines with changes from 46 to 60 plus 22 to 44 for two party lines and 42 to 80 for business lines. Rural line business and residence rise from 13 to NB with four party lines and mutual party residence rising within three fourths, plus exchanges and mileage adjustments and new service charges.
An old ad claims A Schaub suffers kidney trouble and backache, saying Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his symptoms. The testimonial from Brigg 60 cites Amos & Co. Drug Brokers and Foster-Mitchell Co. advertising Doan's as a trusted remedy, urging readers to buy at local dealers.
An antiquated health ad extols salts as kidney protectors and urges meat avoidance. The garbled copy links kidney cleansing to back pain cloudy urine and bladder issues, touting a tablespoon daily in water and claiming pure blood and better health for meat eaters.
A garbled OCR fragment references names and terms like UAW and Catarrhat Deafness innot Be Cured. It appears as scattered phrases about applications and targets, with no coherent event or clear entities to anchor a full news item. The readable pieces indicate a damaged public notice or legal matter but lack decisive details.
A garbled early 20th century notice claims a simple eye remedy improves weak sight, mentioning Tavoptik and a small adjacent battle of LavepHlre. The text cites names like Downey and Arr, with scattered references to licenses and port terms, yielding a hazy medical/products context.
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