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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1918
Page
7
Reports indicate approximately one thousand influenza cases in the county with health officials confirming rising activity. Local hospitals note crowded wards and urged vigilance as case numbers fluctuate and public health advisories remain in effect.
Fragmented OCR text discusses war effort burden sharing in Europe, urging restraint on civilian burdens and boosting ammunition and support for Allied forces. Mentions General Pershing and American leadership, with calls for unity and resource allocation to sustain the war.
A juror fails to report prompting court action and potential consequences. Officials warn about compliance during the trial period as proceedings continue through the night and into the next day amid tense courtroom activity.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference multiple names and places with unclear events. Reading shows scattered mentions of people, coffee, and local scene elements but no coherent incident, date, or outcome to summarize with confidence.
Fragmented text reports multiple deaths labeled as acting commander incidents. References include Cay SG, Wis atutt, Hat fin wine ak waste Gtony Wile, and Marien epideanie with mention of intense work and a nervous dollipan.
Opal jewelry is showcased in a shop window with reflections and a display titled Viv Jean at the display. The scene highlights a blue jewel tone and a hue that catches the eye as visitors pass by.
Legal notice announces a divorce action in Corry involving D A Taschie with a response deadline and court details. The fragmented OCR lists dates and parties including names like Uhe achiev and Miva Cor Litatiant Hows Mudye C Rowelibe, indicating a formal summons and service requirements.
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