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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1919
Page
2
Fragmented Cony Evening Journal page shows editor and staff names, pricing and postal details, then devolves into a cacophony of partisan tirade. It discusses Woodrow Wilson, the League of Nations, and reactions of Emma Goldman, Alexander Borah, and other Senators. It critiques strikes and the cost of living, and hints at coal miner labor actions.
Opinion piece argues Wilson should not recover from illness, warning that prolonging his struggle would harm the United States and the world. It declares Wilson a martyr to peace and urges renewed vigor to fulfill international ideals and the League of Nations.
Hilvsiaburg reports the Pennsylvania State Highway Department warns candidates and committees to stop placarding notices on state roads or telegraph poles. Violations risk fines per card found on roadways as engineers enforce removal this autumn across northwestern counties.
In Porth Amboy New Jersey a woman recounts relief from backache cramps and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. The ad claims forty years of helping with menstrual irregularities inflammation and nervous exhaustion and promotes it as a standard remedy for such conditions.
A fragment notes Rupert Hughes and his novel The Unpardonable Sin. The item mentions a hero Rex and an upcoming event next Monday and Tuesday, with garbled phrasing suggesting a promotional install or reading in a local setting.
Kale Cheonte Teed the dor tv during Octs 4 game in Chibinkoy Par hall of fame event. Teed delivered the fourth ball to Theds as Olcotte faced a tough outing. Simmy Ring allowed only three hits in a strong pitching performance.
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