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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1915
Page
9
Fragmentary editorial critique cites Shorman and Sherwin applauding Republican aims and President Lincoln's memory while denouncing wartime policies. It condemns partisan distortion, praises peace prospects after civil strife, and urges gratitude on Thanksgiving amid social strain.
A garbled notice promises a $100 reward for recovered papers and items tied to a personal incident. It lists various names and vague actions, mentioning callers and a local exchange, with unclear dates or locations, and a final line about a reward in dollars.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses time as money and personal health, mentioning loss of constitution and appetite. It references someone being a “suckler for good forth” and hints at health or dieting concerns without clear names or events.
In Chicago on November 1 the amateur handicap opener ended tragically when rider Louis Kuetl plunged over the north hill rail on his third lap, falling thirty feet to the concrete floor. Harman Hoffman led the heat before the accident occurred, with attempts to assist hampered by the fall.
Letter from a night school instructor advocates establishing a program in the High School Building to serve residents lacking access to education. Courses include introductory grammar, business English, commercial arithmetic, typewriting, shorthand, and bookkeeping with tuition around 8 dollars per month. Enrollment is low, prompting calls for wider cooperation and increased interest to sustain the effort.
A Chicago jury of physicians and hospital officials concluded that Dr Hero Haleldan was morally justified in not performing a life saving operation on infant Tod Hofliger. The panel, including professors from Toyama University and Rush Medical College, found no duty to operate after consulting fourteen doctors who approved the decision.
A mangledOCR fragment recalls a mother describing a family history with three children, one possibly injured or disabled. A physician’s implication suggests medical intervention or war related wounds, with uncertain details about consent, opinion, and treatment in the care of the child.
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