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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1919
Page
2
The Cony Evening Journal announces advertising rates and policies. Includes proprietors and staff names, mail delivery options, and pricing for display and classified ads. Details handwritten errors blurred but indicates two cents per copy and four dollars yearly mail rates.
Fragmented OCR reveals reports of race riots and uprisings with references to mob violence, federal troops needed to restore order, and calls for stronger government action. It cites Toledo and Arkansas incidents as emblematic, noting widespread upheaval and political rhetoric fueling unrest. The piece condemns sedition and urges firm measures to stamp out violence and treason.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a remarkable subject titled The Unpardon Ble Bin and reference names Flory Mouilay and Tovstay with unclear context about a tremendous topic.
The piece rails at partisan venom and failed probes, noting Sen Nel gon and Sen Jones urge end to fruitless inquiries, decrying no proven corruption or campaign material found. It references Belgium’s king, a looming peace treaty, German emigration, and Foster strikes to critique current politics.
At Castle on October seven a Pittaburgh Lake Erie railroad train derailed near Ellwood Tieton, plunging into the Beaver River. Many aboard were injured and several feared dead as passengers scrambled from the wreckage and cried for help. Officials reported no prior injuries prior to the incident and rescue efforts continued through the night.
An old advertisement promotes Mi Ona stomach tablets to build up the stomach and improve digestion. It claims lack of natural juices causes thinness and offers two weeks treatment with a money back guarantee. Sold by F. Ames & Co. and Wall tending deomnists advyeo.
In 1919, designers praise Louis Quinze aesthetics, noting woodwork, furniture patterns, and period motifs revived in modern homes. The piece cites examples like celebrated interiors, such as the Pavilion at Tucena and the Palace of Versailles, reflecting the era’s influence amid postwar interest.
Advertising prose touts weight loss by taking Phynola after meals and at night urging readers to obtain genuine Phynola from druggists. It asserts quick, pleasant results with no privations and claims the remedy is sold in sealed packages by Thomas Quayle or any drugstore.
Mrs M A Onalor of Ot East Trying St orders raincoats and provides Bell phone 267M for contact. The notice lists a customer name and address with a trade inquiry.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Rupert Hughes and a work The Unpardonable Sin with references to Mucrahall Neilen Mt Lodge Knox Borah and a visitor Berger opposed to the League of Nations. The readable lines imply discussion of controversial themes and political stances affecting Friends and visitors.
A dubious advertisement promises brightened, sparkling eyes using Lavoptik eye drops. It claims quick, true results from a small bottle and urges readers to try Aluminum eye sip, with a call to action directed by a named druggist.
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