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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1917
Page
2
The text offers a reward and claims a cure for various medical conditions. It mentions constitutional treatment arts and medicine, referencing an unnamed committee and public expectations. The garbled lines imply a controversial or unverified medical promise.
Fragmented OCR narrative debates wartime loyalty and loyalty tests amid government measures. It cites Congress, public condemnation, and civil liberties concerns, naming committees and leaders while arguing against disloyal expressions and urging support for national unity.
Readable fragments describe a vaudeville lineup including violin acts and singing numbers with names like Joe Hust and Ventrilogust. The text references a fair, a costume, and a doll, with unclear venue or dates.
Mme Pellequer acted as mayor of her village and Bangie during German occupation. She kept teaching with her pupils while hiding wounded French soldiers in her cellar. After recapture she led classes for thirty months and warned French forces of a mine planted in the village before escaping as a hostage.
The Corry display at the Wattsburg Fair drew strong praise as livestock and horse sections led the event. Notable winners included the Harlow herd, Duchess, and James Coloxray, with Corry stock parading impressively before a packed track.
A fragmented notice notes a political aid campaign across cities including New York and London. It mentions a candidacy for a public office and references the Democratic Party and a September date. Names and details are unclear due to OCR errors.
A struggling candidate named Walter seeks support for a bid to become City Controller. He faces opposition from longtime allies and workers who doubt his readiness and independence for the office.
Political advertisement defends Judge Whittlesey’s bid for a judgeship term. It praises his diligence at the court house and notes his patience and fairness as qualities for the bench. The piece asserts support from Governor Wyse and emphasizes impartial interpretation of law.
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