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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1916
Page
8
A vintage advertisement touts Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound as a method to darken gray hair. It claims the regimen dulls the gray gradually, with instructions to apply a dampened sponge through strands each morning. The copy emphasizes a natural luster and youthful appearance, noting it is a cosmetic, not a medical cure.
Public notice text appears garbled here. Read as a legal or public notice reference to a district or district office and a contact phone, but details are unreadable.
American and Allied ships faced a German submarine attack off Nantucket Shoals and near New Bedford. British, Dutch, and Norwegian vessels were sunk or damaged. crews were rescued by destroyers and brought to Newport. The incident prompted naval authorities to bolster patrols as warnings spread along the U S Atlantic coast.
A short promotional note urges readers to insure future prosperity with a small initial deposit or weekly savings, marketing Insurance Company options for personal financial security.
PAVER'S tribute extols Woodrow Wilson as defender of equal justice and democracy. It lists laws and acts including Child Labor, Federal Reserve, Clayton Anti Trust, Workmen's Compensation, Rural Credits, Seamen's Act, and Trade Commission as guiding principles, praising his international policy and promise of prosperity with justice and peace.
An old political appeal urges readers to donate to Woodrow Wilson's campaign, urging Americans to send cash for "clean" purposes. It frames money as defense of home and country, calling for every dollar as insurance for America's liberty and future leadership.
A German navy destroyer and submarine were spotted in distant waters near American shores. The German commander greeted American officials aboard the light cruiser Birmingham and met Admiral Gleaves and Admiral Kalkh during a three-hour neutral harbor stay.
Let Us Do Your Laundry Work Prompt Survive and Excelent Work on Laundry of all Kinds Our Callays have the popular dull white finish Collars 2c Shirts 10c up Farnlyewashing Be per Ib all Rat work ironed We do 1 dot pieces of flat work which may consist of sheets pillow slips table clothes and the likeforce All other work juntas reasonable
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a ship raid with references to weapons and sinking. Details are unclear with missing names, dates, and places. The snippet hints at a maritime incident but lacks verifiable entities or a clear event conclusion.
The fragment describes an afternoon opening event with crowds at a pavilion near a farm and mentions a horse or bicycle race. It notes a large crowd, a successful outcome, and mentions plans for tonight with expectations of further activity and possible weather impact on attendance.
A garbled report notes an aviation plan involving nonstop transcontinental flight from New York. The fragment references Gareltrom and a notable note about the route and timetable, with unclear details and several corrupted terms.
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