Newspaper Masthead Fragment from Corry PA Paper
Incomplete ad like text from an early Corry Pennsylvania issue lists Associated Press rights, publication disclaimers, and mailing rates. It references offices in Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh and New York with typical 19th or early 20th century newspaper branding and second class mail terms.
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Colegrove
Ve TV
Ath St
New York Square
Chicago
Iaarigege & Bond
Detratt
Phitsburgh
Philadelphia
Berns
Corry Pal
Gerrler
Erie Man Struck By Auto Second Time
Erie Nov 19 But the ascoha time In Wo nights John Wolfram ot 29 Pegedr streets was struck by an automobile Tuesday night He is being attended in St Vincenta hospital for head and leg injuries He was about 8 50 yan Their in native 29th and Pegedr streets by a man driven by Hari Gehin 16 of SLL West 28rd street police report Police said Wolfram had walked into the path of the car
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Erie
Ascoha
John Wolfrim
St. Vincent
Yan
Hari Gehin
Polles
Pollke
Wolfram
Radio schedules and historic mentions of broadcasts and programs
A fragmented radio listing details broadcast times and programs across networks including MBS NBC CBS and BLU. Names such as Patterson Namm Lasser Brice Mor gen Aldrich Crosby Vallee and Hay appear alongside music plays and talks including Wings For Victory and What to Expect Tomorrow. The note adds a historical aside crediting Robert G. Harper for naming Liberia Negro rebubble My Afflew in 1924.
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MBS
War Patterson
Army
H. Namm
Lasser
NBC
Fanny Brice
Frank Morgen
Henry Aldrich
Bing Crosby
Rudy Vallee
Ransom Sherman
CBS
Reflections
Howes
First Line
U. S. Navy
BLU
Army-Navy
Tom and
Abner
Ted Florita
Army Air Corps
Tanorant
Qubs
Paya
Liberia
Robert G. Harper
Balmore
Americans Celebrate First Week of November 1942 News
Americans woke to news of U S forces in Africa with The Stars and Stripes over Algiers and Roosevelt hinting at broader Allied advances. Rail shortages and crowded trains strain wartime travel as families consider staying home to save money for stamps and postwar duties.
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Siuday
Stars and Stripes
Tri Pqlor
Algiers
Uving
Allie
Aunt Jane
Uncle Sam and John Bull Exchange Territorial Ambiguity
A brief quip notes that the United States and Britain are not annexing land, while remarking on abundant real estate and uncertain future use, reflecting common postwar imperial sentiment and economic opportunism.
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Uncle Sam
John Bull
Bleeding Germany White in Stalin's War Estimate
The article claims Premier Stalin estimated that German forces suffered over eight million dead or wounded across fronts, with likely one tenth of the German manpower affected. It notes possible exaggeration but argues German military might is collapsing and Hitler’s regime may not survive the onslaught.
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Germany
Stalin
New Gerais
Earth
Steele
London Plans Postwar Reconstruction With Elevators And Squares
London unveils a ten year plan to reshape the city after the war. A belt highway, underground terminals, and circular subway link will clear traffic and enable new plazas. St Paul’s will gain a wide vista toward the Thames as taller buildings rise and old streets are reorganized.
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Gladwin Hill
London
Huy
Rockefeller Center
Keynes
Royal Academy Planing Committee
Expperts
Lord
John Maynard Keynes
Enwin Luylens
Academy
Christopher Wren
Smithfield
Billingsgate
Covent Garden
Covert Garden
Green-Grocer
Galli
Boston
St. Pancras
Blog
Cross
Holmes
Piccadilly Circus
Times Square
Eros
St. Paul’s
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Thames
Sir Fawin
Four Routes For Allied Invasion Of Europe From North Africa
The article outlines a Mediterranean strategy with four invasion routes into Europe, aiming to control the Mediterranean and North Africa. It discusses shifting diplomatic ties with Vichy France, potential Spanish alignment, and a Balkan option via Greece. The plan would let Allied commands choose timing and method to strike Germany.
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Mediterranean
Africa
Rommel
France
North Africa
Spain
Gibraltar
Bondlig
Aly
Caunies
Germany
Balkan
Europe
Greece
Hitler
Paper industry roots traced to Bellet inventor and falls metrics
Factographs recount the billion-dollar paper industry’s rise tied to Frederick Bellet and a tale of wood chewing wasps. Includes measurements of Niagara, Victoria, Iguassú and Aguassu Falls, and notes on Wisconsin etymology from French missionaries.
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Americ
Frederick Bellet
Don’t Pass Out During a Blackout Danger to Medicine Cabinets
Readers warned that dangerous drugs in medicine cabinets must be locked and kept out of reach of children. Keep medicines away from food areas and clearly label all bottles. If poisons are swallowed, call a doctor immediately and describe the poison to aid treatment.
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Kent
Daily Quiz from Classifieds Ask Seven Questions
Questionnaire from a newspaper page asks seven items across topics. It includes whether Ethiopia is in the UN, a ministerial withdrawal, a radio commentator closing line, youngest state governor, Pearl of the Antilles island, Millais and Millet’s shared profession, author of The Master of Ballantrae, a figure who introduced tobacco and potatoes, two presidents who died together, and the General Land Office department.
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Ethiopia
United Nations
Targe 1Hormnion
C. T
Mante
United States
The
Antilles
Millais
Millet
Ballantrae
England
General Land Office
Twenty Years Ago As Taken Row Journal Files
A brief entry notes events from twenty years prior in a journal file dated November 12, 1922. It references a Sunday paper and highlights archival notes of past days.
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Row Journal
Correcting a 19th Century Style Error In Business Ethics
An editor notes a sentence about conducting business on an honest foundation. The flagged issues include inconsistent diction and misspellings such as founda tion and ef honest marmer. The aim is clarity while preserving period tone.
Port Allegany Florist Injured In Route 9 Crash
G Elmer Larson, a prominent Port Allegany florist, was seriously injured when his truck left Route 9 about a mile west of Coudersport and struck a tree. His skull was fractured and internal injuries were reported. the crash occurred Tuesday around 6 30 p m. He was taken to Coudersport hospital for treatment.
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Port Allegany
Torpedoed Ship Survives Big Mediterranean Convoy Clash
In a Mediterranean convoy near the Strait of Gibraltar, a ship was torpedoed but sustained light casualties. Escorts retaliated with anti aircraft fire and depth charges as British battleships and carriers formed a heavy screen. Dinner followed the tense combat, a menu printed by U.S. Coast Guard, while planners praised Allied cooperation.
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Nei
Estartins
Vis
Mediterranean
U.S. Coast Guard
Strait of Gibraltar
United States
Ans
Unclear fragmentary text likely from wartime note
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Wisconsin, quantities in pounds, glycerine for dynamite, and grease for the axle. Lacks coherent events or dates. cannot confirm subject or outcome from the readable phrases.
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United States
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