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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1918
Page
4
A city announces a reward for information leading to the conviction of persons involved in fires in the city. The notice specifies a 2500.09 reward and names Mullis and Lyseindiany as related entities. The alert urges public help to identify suspects connected to the incidents around Cur Hf and Cor ferry areas.
The readable fragments describe attacks on age groups and medical issues. A juror and legal references appear amid garbled names and places. The passage mentions a disease, symptoms, and medical treatment in an unclear civic or judicial context.
The notice promotes GOLD MEDAL Maule Oh Guy Mules capsules as a rapid cure for kidney ailments and related symptoms. It promises full vigor within 24 hours and urges continued use to prevent further health issues, pressuring readers to buy the product.
Fragmented notice indicates Robert Patterson and Mary Morton involved in a financial matter with Daly Cats and a meeting or reminder on October 26. Names appear garbled but key entities include Palm Party, Robert Patterson, Mary Morton, and Cleveland. Action references payments and follow up at a view for payments.
Amid garbled lines a long list of attendees and movements is noted. Names include Mrs Harry Wright of Dihtkirk and others traveling from Olean Ulonn Morrisburie Mondville toward a funeral for Tittle not Plaines Mix George Renin. many local figures are mentioned in connection with travel and arrival.
Fragmentary obituary items report multiple deaths including Mrs. Lawrence D. Firster and Roy W. Jobson with scant details. Funeral arrangements and private services noted in a cluttered, mistranscribed notice list. Names, places, and times are partially legible amid overall poor OCR quality.
Advertisement for Bell Shorthand and Toush Typewriting with short courses in three months. Mentions main campus at 10913 Main St and contact 821.829.9323. Promises rapid skill gain with day and evening classes and references proof of proficiency.
In Greenleaf Corry officers note unusual activity with 4000 ostors and 175000 mica reported at various points. Prisoners numbered 600 are kept under guard while doctors examine rations and meals including roast chicken mashed potatoes baked goods and butter. Captain Bank and Lieutenant Graham from Corry stationers supervise the scene as local authorities conduct exams.
Harrisburg reports outline plans for lifting influenza restrictions and resuming activities. Health officials expect phased easing with continued warnings and investigations into housing conditions and public safety while counties Allegheny and others monitor patient outcomes.
A short digital message from the family of infant Niki to friends and neighbors thanking them for condolences and sympathy. The note mentions Mazda Wall Whiten and Navi, a fall rally date. The message notes the governor has decided to make Bruges the parity capital.
Battlefield report from Kirio Ut notes the death of Captain Toneph Muddniosttur in France as a letter from Verathcy Army Headquarters confirms. The document cites his mother Myr Margaret Dudonhoettar and references the Infantry Brigade at location WM Tine with September 5 as a date, detailing the loss in action.
A garbled classified fragment lists items for sale and wanted. It mentions a teal heater, various addresses, and a reference to a competent person for a family matter. Names and locations are unclear due to OCR issues, but the item notices imply routine household and contact needs.
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