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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1917

Page

3

New Books On The War At Library

A list of newly available war books at the library includes Gaza to Po land and other titles by authors such as T Davis and Laura Purceynawler. Readers can borrow titles ranging from memoirs to battlefield accounts and literary works reflecting wartime themes.

Posen T. 1 Davis Ertrayid Risall Tan May Must Warsate Gavparid Fouye Wingis Prue Maneds Adélari Hi Legion Wuwart Orl Dalry Trnowti Ullit Poland Laura Purceynawler Puri Pateyline AL Aaronyotin Gallina John ‘Gullishaw Ian Hay Marne Mili Ro Aldrich Frances Huard M. Magtertinks AL. Bherwoot Ratlony Madeleine Doty Michual Custhly Sap

Corry Loder Meeting Notice From Elks Chapter

In cloaked text a meeting notice appears for Corry Loder No. THY TO ct Thursting. Attendees are directed to attend at stated time and place with officers and rulers listed in the notice.

Corry Thursting Myong

June Caprice Fox Play Myary Girl's Dream

A Fox theatre listing promotes June Caprice presenting Myary Girl's Dream in a Wald In Holland venue. Scenés Wald In Holland announces showtimes and tickets as part of the light news from AL.

June Caprice Fox Faye Ween Holland

Hallowe'en Celebration At Armory Details Widen

A Halloween event at the State Armory is set to draw crowds with a bartered display and street activity. Officials including TP Gitlin Jon King W W Morgavidge and 0 Warren Doltpany will officiate as corny stores promote window displays and Halloween outfits. Weather is forecast to be fair with efforts to ensure public safety and orderly celebration.

State Armory Avoret Selina Armory Mowirt Hal Imidon Corry Joe Nolin Aloe Tyne Ian Corry Hallowe'en the Armory TP Gitlin Jon King W W. Morgavidge Warren Doltpany Anil Austin

Six Million Men Lost by the Kaiser

Washington reports a German tally of six million men lost in three years of war. The Midwestern social leader cites a Reichstag speech abroad via Switzerland noting 1.5 million killed and four million wounded, with 500000 captured and two million missing. The figure totals six million deaths and losses in three years of conflict.

Washington Germany Ledebbus Washingten Hite Mel Deen

Cousin of Hindenburg Buys Bonds

A confusing note reports a cousin of the Hindenburg lineal head buying 925,000 dollars in Library Bonds. The fragment mentions a Wyoming incident and a stated resolve to oppose Germany, but the text is garbled and unclear.

Hindenburg United Treen Blut Untat Wyoming

Captain of Raider Now a Prisoner in German Custody

A German captain of the Seeseldern crow and eight crew members were captured September 21 off the Fit Islands by Miljun constabulary aboard a steamer bringing reports from tranapacitis port. The arrival notes the raid’s outcome and names several details about the captives and their vessel.

Count von Lickune Awala- Tk Baeltie

Fragmented OCR Weather and Event Snippet

Incomplete text fragment describes a performance or event at the Victor Shop with references to musical roles and seating. It mentions possible voices and a date or time, but details are garbled and no clear outcome or participants are identifiable.

War tax slams moviegoers as admission rises sharply

A wartime order imposes a ten percent levy on movie tickets, with complex rules about per ticket charges and exemptions. Patrons, especially families and children under twelve, face higher prices while owners seek relief through rate changes and potential policy adjustments.

Missing girls sought for work in era ad listing

Fragmentary ad from a newspaper lists a job for girls with housing and meals at a local restaurant. It mentions address at 048 W Main Street and care to Mrs Harrell, plus a lost set of keys and instruction to leave at the Journal.

Era Carry Fibre Murniure Company Murrien Pounle Rooms Hght Honahiensplng Addronn GV Treat Cary Jaim Restauran Fipar Buik Yard Mi Quire Main Street Mra M

Special Offer Saturday November 3rd from VANIS-KING

Ambiguous sale notice advertises a one ton timity giveaway and limited stock. Mentions Hoison diamond point and various misspelled brand names Gaberdlas iKodaka and supplies. No clear date beyond Saturday November 3rd and no verifiable entities.

Hoison

Jolly Twelve Meet Last Evening at Renex Street Home

The Jolly Twelve held a gathering yesterday afternoon at the Renex Street residence of Julie on Losgoo. Decorations reflected Hallween colors with lanterns. program included Progmantye Pedra and music. Mrs. Holy Decker and Mrs. Bixe hosted with Donna Ayres of Spring Greek aiding. A club member will entertain next on November 14 at Mrs. S. D. Hal's home.

Jnlly Wile Fom Juline Renex Street Halliwe Holy Decker Bixe Donna Ayres S. D. Hal

Exams Progress at Camp Amid Tough Physical Tests

Report from Camp Examinations shows soldiers undergoing the second physical exam as part of weekly testing. The schedule lists companies and dates with aim to weed out those unfit to continue training. Soldiers express hope to advance and go over the top in the next phase.

Bart Sutton Frances Theag

Lillie Studio Debates Fine for Syrians Moits Tid Colders

Local notes reveal unclear phrasing about a studio fine and possible municipal action. No coherent facts emerge beyond ambiguous references to an organization and financial penalty.

The Lillie Studio Tay

Wattsburg Dairy Report Highlights Production Averages

October reporting by the Wattsburg Dairy Association lists herd averages per cow. Principal figures include a top herd yielding 12.2 pounds per day and other herds around 7 pounds daily, with ownership attributed to several local farms.

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Attention Elks Promie Harry Bob Armstrong Byer Paul Isture Agnes Hallowe Raider Doluno LY Londr Taeltone Victor Shop Monavie Republican Pintirk Houser Admanion Leon Ekel Ellie Win Hill Nishio Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia Durham Drug Store Center and Franklin Sts MR. Ewer Thalr Vhs Ix-Wivers Jnrge Coeurllias Guy Ull Ant Munties Erie County Wayne Hare Creek Jolly Twelve Anne Wim Stanley Tad Kitward Stenjewr Medea Fupply Ani Thaddarberd Company Mowlay—Companier Phwilay Cimpinien Hy Xchild Stuang Childe Rondon Caroun Mina Rete Condos OS Wattsburg Dairy Report Grain Nice Bell Phone Sale James H. Wright, “the” Jeweler—Optician
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