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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1919
Page
2
Advertising rates and column notices listed for Corry Pennsylvania. The notice mentions display advertising, legal deadlines, and policy notes. includes a mis-spelled and garbled section about “ACLARIND DEPART” and a brief misprint about duties and delivery.
Fragmented OCR text shows criticism of Congress leaders for failing to pass beneficial laws. It argues a good legislative record would help the party, noting reliance on a large body of machinery and funding debates. It contends voter disappointment could sway elections next year.
A fragmented OCR item discusses welfare work funding in Pennsylvania during 1917 and 1918 tied to the European conflict. It mentions the Pennsylvania War History Commission and notes the period’s totals and the absence of a submitted report, with unclear phrasing about war organizations and welfare figures.
Fragments show garbled text mentioning deafness and cures with scattered phrases and numbers. Authority names, dates, or places are unreadable, leaving only partial references to medical claims and a vague historical context.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention an advertising event and forthcoming fortunes or readings. The text is incomplete but implies a feature or column about bees and fortune telling with additional Jens to follow.
The Jamestown case seeks dismissal of a permanent injunction against the Pennsylvania Gas Company and related parties. Motions argue the complaint fails to state a cause and the court lacks jurisdiction. questions arise about proper party status and shareholder suits. No hearing date set. if denied, defendants must answer the complaint.
Erie November 18 union trainmen warn that a complete strike may follow after arbitration rejected Carman Joseph Magan signatory doubts. Car men demand higher wages beyond the 5 cent per hour raise granted to conductors and motormen, with broader pay demands for all company employees.
Keane, Nov. 15. One of the worst wrecks to occur in the Kane yards happened yesterday morning when a freight train pulling in from the south, at a slow rate of speed, derailed. The wreck occurred near Poplar Street Bridge, where an air horn blast caused brakes to be applied, badly wrecking several cars. Fire crews nearby might have been killed or badly injured if not for the halted pile up near the bridge.
A U.S. posse and local authorities search for a suspect in the shooting of Joseph Sapak at Founding Jamor Chipcek, with reports noting possible foreign involvement and the victim’s critical condition. Warnings and names appear garbled in the surviving text.
Rome dispatch notes strong expectations that Premier Nitti will secure a substantial majority in Italy’s general elections. Observers cite firearms limits, extended franchise reforms, and women’s partial voting under the new election law, with potential special elections to follow to fill seats.
Fragmented report from Mary on November 5 details ongoing probe into Dr G Walker and associates. Coroner’s inquest notes warn of new evidence while officials cite medical testimony and autopsy procedure as key factors in the case.
An old time newspaper advertisement touts St Cure Ointment and baby soap by Thomas Downey and N F. Anos of Cory to treat piles and skin ailments. It claims quick relief, mentions price and availability through local druggists, and promotes a patent medicine network across towns.
Mra M A Chabon lists a Paris address and a toy shop line. The text is fragmented and unreadable but implies placing orders for coats and rain gear from a seller or catalog. The exact names, places, and dates are unclear due to transcription errors.
A fragment reports a large potato crop in Pennsylvania with 24 000 000 quarters produced last year and an estimated value around 87 million dollars. The text references the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture and marketing studies, but details are incomplete. An unrelated line promotes room rental or property advertising.
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