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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1917
Page
2
A damaged text fragment laments Allied wartime decisions and the roles of Italy France and Britain. It critiques leadership and strategic choices, mentions U.S. and Allied actions, and questions costs of the war effort with scattered references to fronts and diplomacy.
A garbled excerpt hints at a wartime warning or appeal. Names and clear details are unclear, but the text references German forces and urgent action, with phrases like must and desperate altiae suggesting a call to readiness or defense.
A restless exchange centers on alleged curing methods for deafness with references to a named physician and local supporters. The report notes uncertainty about effectiveness while detailing ongoing demonstrations and a proposed funding figure linked to a San Antonio area organizer. Local authorities urge cautious scrutiny of the medical claims.
The piece argues that economy and conservatism are crucial in winning the war, praising women at home for their pivotal role in sustaining supplies and supporting the fight. It stresses duty, resource management, and national resolve as essential factors in victory.
An ad promotes Papeé Diapepsia as a safe quick remedy for indigestion dyspepsia and gastritis caused by acidity. It claims fast relief from gas sour stomach and stomach distress without harsh drugs and praises its gentle effect and home use. The copy touts easy access from drug stores and total symptom disappearance once taken.
Frederick Delano of New York led a week of vocal training at the Victor Shop and Union Parish church events. The program featured young talents including Mixes born by Walter and other sopranos and tenors. Attendees and students benefited from hands on guidance and appreciation of tone and technique.
A World War I era letter from a German soldier on the Western Front complains of German violence and calls for humane treatment of prisoners. It describes captured soldiers being executed or bayoneted and appeals to the American government to stop brutal acts as troops suffer in trenches. The piece features quotes about steadfast Christian principles amid war and condemns retribution against prisoners.
Fragmentary wartime report from Erie County coal administrator J. Stern notes enduring coal shortages in Wattabirg Albion and nearby towns. Despite shipments from Canada, local supplies are strained, with postal and social distress echoed across Granceville Maton Bilintora and surrounding communities.
A garbled advertisement extols a Rhode Island remedy sold by NP Amen & Co for rheumatism. It cites a drumer and claims superior coatings and effectiveness while mentioning testimonials and a large annual event. The misread text includes distorted names and phrases about the formula and nontraditional treatment methods.
An article advocates daily hot water with limestone phosphate as an inside bath to cleanse the stomach kidneys and bowels. It asserts internal sanitation is more vital than external cleanliness and praises the skin glow and general health from eliminating toxins through the digestive system. It mentions cost and ease of demonstration.
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