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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1918
Page
2
Fragmentary historical prose envisions freedom and universal humanity with references to world change, morality, and reform. The disjointed OCR presents scattered names and phrases about liberty, the world, and prophetic social ideals without a clear narrative or coherent action.
A garbled historical newspaper fragment references Toledo Ohio and Lucas County. It mentions names, oath, partners, and a business context with faded lines about a meeting, dates, and local entities. The legible content hints at a court or business notice amid scattered phrases and OCR errors.
A historical dispatch outlines heated debate over proposed revenue shifts harming local governments. Officials warn new federal taxation would strain state and municipal budgets while preserving loyalty to national economy. The piece notes opposition from congressional delegations and calls for reconsideration of revenue measures before enactment.
A county raid described as targeting a notorious local hell hole detains several men and seizes whiskey and other items. The event is linked to ongoing enforcement against illicit drinking spots with deputies reporting numerous suspects and a heavy police presence.
A railway accident north of Malin Sweden leaves many dead and injured. Reports describe trains colliding and derailment with heavy casualties amid disrupted service. Several editors and observers contributed notes on the tragedy, with limited readable details remaining.
A jumble of names and short notes describes community events and residents. Mentions include Leland Aitavairtly of Pavtion, visits to SU, and various daily activities around Baker Hill and nearby towns.
The text touts a reliable prescription for rheumatic troubles claiming broad internal efficacy without stomach or heart harm. It asserts lasting relief, reduction of rheumatic symptoms, and appeals to internal nourishment as a constitutional remedy. Sold in Corry by C. C. Babbitt for 1.00.
A fragment discusses tensions between the United States and Russia, mentioning hostility, military expeditions, and political figures. It references New York officials and a committee about sovereign affairs, suggesting a heated public dispute without clear dates or outcomes. The text is garbled and includes several near-names and phrases.
The passage notes women praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after weeks or years of illness and health improvement. It mentions letters published in advertisements and invites volunteers to Red Cross.
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