Corry Evening Journal prints on race, war and politics
The issue recounts a Chicago or southern race relation debate and praises General Pershing and Secretary Baker. It notes editorials praising U.S. war leadership, and mentions figures like Mr. Mitchell and President Wilson while touching on peace conference expectations and possible geopolitical shifts.
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Pershing Hing
Pack ers Showfuiy and High Meat Costs Threaten Banks
A garbled account notes the Packers face bankruptcy as high priced meat cuts loom, with reference to Kansas City papers and German marke fare. Mentions a Florida governor and a kitten as unclear context. The fragment hints at economic strain and political figures but lacks coherent detail.
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Kansas City Journal
Austrian Exodus From Near Oil City
During the past weeks Austrians in this city have largely fled to coastal ports for ships to return to their homeland or seek relatives scattered by the war. In the last two weeks more than 20 percent of Old City residents have departed.
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North
South
Old Country
Old City
Vowrinkle Lad Narrowly Escaped Death
Kane Sept 1 George Raward Mc Clelland 17 of North Pine Grove near Voniitle on the B 40 railroad had a narrow escape from death yesterday afternoon when he fell from a motor Urlick loaded with Jumbo r.
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Kane
George Raward McClelland
North Pine Grove
Voniitle
Aarrow
Big Suits Filed Against Director Hines Over St Marys Crash
Ridgway records recall the September disaster at St Marys when three killed and several injured. Four suits against Walker D. Hines, head of the railroad administration, seek damages totaling 660,000. Plaintiffs include J. Dandola 450,000. W. Unger 50,000. P. Whitney 60,000. Safety gates followed the crash. Proceedings await county sessions.
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Ridgway
Diagster
St. Marys
Forday
Chart House
Walker D. Hines
Directo General of
le J. Dandola
William . Unger
P. K. Whitney
Cieh
Scott and Son Purchase Main St Property
The property at No. 18 W. Mula atract, formerly John Sinutz’s, occupied by Bam Scott the tailor, was sold yesterday. Walter H. Scott will manage substantial improvements and partner with Scott to continue the merchant tailoring business as Scott & Scott, a Beott family trade for over a century. A sale notice and local item refer to Corry Journal.
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W. Mulaatract
John Sinutz
Bam Scott
Scott
Walter H. Scott
Beott
Unclear OCR Reported Accident Near Track Injures Man
An unnamed driver hauling Ivinbor from a place to a waiting point was involved in a road incident. A man attempting to board the truck fell to the ground, was run over by the rear wheel, and suffered a hip injury and ankle damage. He was taken to Kana Summit hospital.
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Ivinbor
Thi
Ani
Gloliand
Tila
Wade
Kana Summit Hospital
Judicious Advertising Drives New Business Growth
A historic adage notes that careful advertising fuels fortune and attracts new business. The idea emphasizes strategic messaging, audience targeting, and sustained campaigns to build market presence and customer acquisition over time.
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