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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1918
Page
2
A mix of local notices and advertising copy appears, with entries on subscription rates and classified line ads. The page also contains fragmented international political commentary referencing Germany, the German revolution, and the Allied armistice while interspersed with stray medical and promotional text.
The excerpt shows John Henry speaking about stirring coffee and potentially adding sugar while hoping not to economize or dilute the best coffee they have. The line carries a folksy tone and focuses on everyday domestic concerns.
A garbled excerpt describes attempts to move Lenine and Trotsky against the Bolsheviks. It claims the German Society vetoes a German constituent assembly and rejects any form of representative government. The text mentions extending a national council and a growing ple, with several misread words.
Ad text lists names and partial items in an unreliable OCR draft. It references recipients and households with scattered letters and addresses, including Mra Marl Motney Mow and Mudge, along with several garbled names. The fragmentary notice suggests outbound letters awaiting pickup or payment status rather than a coherent, full notice.
A garbled account mentions a very weak boy named Williamwony and his fatigue. The text references health concerns, suggested remedies, and names unrelated sources, creating a confused, unclear record of events.
A despatch from Philadelphia dated November 2 reports officials postponing city parade plans due to ongoing war and budget disputes. The piece notes opposition from local authorities and the press, highlighting debate over funding and civic pageantry during a tense period.
An ad touts a circulation stimulating remedy that penetrates without rubbing to relieve lumbago sore spots and other pains. It claims help for neuralgia strains headaches and bruises. Priced affordably, it urges readers to ask their druggist for the product and keep it for the whole family. The ad ends with a nod to economy as a battle.
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