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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1918
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR shows a wartime page with advertising rates and printer shop notes, followed by disjointed text about global conflict and a large wartime campaign council listing. The scattered content includes prices, delivery terms, and wartime propaganda references.
A wartime YMCA A keeps up morale of soldiers with work campaigns and welfare support. Major General endorses YMCA A as vital to inspection and welfare, citing funds, hospitals, and training aid to sustain troops and mental well being.
A notice records a claim action from an agency regarding a party identified as Tabor Pattocun Teal tataty. details include a presuit filing involving defendants Cleve and Mary Morton and a payment or debt note dated Oct 74. The document is a damaged OCR fragment with unclear names and amounts but indicates a legal action or notice to relevant parties.
The readable fragment mentions a campaign style appeal urging help with purchases, framed as a community effort to fund a large item. It hints at donor action and a call to contribute to a goal, with unclear specifics on the beneficiary or exact item.
A fragmented wartime notice outlines a push by service members to obtain wigs, citing department commissions and a broad camp community effort. Names and exact roles are unclear, but the document mentions officers and divisional groups coordinating donations and distribution.
Salvation Army workers along with volunteers organized a minstrel troupe at the national war work headquarters to support allied efforts. The event featured performances by volunteers and staff and aimed to boost morale and fundraising for wartime relief programs.
Fragmented notes discuss Dr Corry and George Geisnith's kidney injury with testimony praising Bonita Kidney Ville. References to 1915 and 1918 statements, alleged patient care, and medical opinions appear amid garbled names and dates, suggesting a disputed medical narrative.
An account notes living quarters and facilities for soldiers and sailors in an Italian area. It mentions communal canteens cared for by volunteers, with sections for officers and enlisted men. The piece highlights the need for organized housing and support services in wartime.
A vintage health advertisement promotes a tonic as a blood and nerve builder for fatigue anxiety and nervous strain. It extols improved strength and vitality for workers and claims fast, visible results with capsules sold widely.
Avon Higgin in Corry Pennsylvania seeks white pine logs with market price for delivery or haul from woods. interested in discussing options by phone at 18x11 Corry.
An altered ad-like text markets a throat remedy claiming instant absorption through the skin. It touts soothing the throat, clearing phlegm, and reducing inflammation with a salt-based formula labeled as a cure. The piece cites a fictitious company and routine druggist distribution.
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