Letter from Miss Anderson on military service and stay in hospital
An unclear letter from Miss Anderson describes her experience with American expeditionary forces, her illness and hospital stay, and gratitude for support from Pennsylvanians. The message expresses hope, mentions a trip, and anticipates return, with references to English stewards and concern for the war effort.
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Nan Penn
Mis Ei Anderson
A. Te O
Horwon
Yonge Ale
Otte
Min
Rose of the World A Heautiful Artoriit Refuge aturring
In a fragmentary clipping a widow appeals for aid and shelter at a camp. The text mentions youth, talent, and a call to put a stamp on an extra magazine and send it to the camps. The legibility is limited but indicates a wartime appeal or charity notice.
Doctors Are Boosting It and Phosphated Iron Craze Spreads
An advertised health claim promotes Phosphated Iron as a quick cure for nervousness and fatigue. The flyer touts improved sleep, energy, and youth with daily iron and phosphorus, urging readers to buy only genuine capsules from local sellers C. C. Rabbitt & Co. in Corry.
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Selaney
Fair Price List Issued by Deputy Peake
The notice outlines consumer prices for cash and carry goods, stating the Federal Mood Administration has no price fixing authority. It lists various items with per unit prices including sugar, wheat flour, corn, oats, Rice, beans, canned salmon, bacon, and margarine. The document urges reporting any dealer charging higher prices at Corry stores to the Food Administrator.
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Federal
Corry
Hia
Eagh
Eerie
Victory
Font
Raisin Graham
Lima
Butler
Ameren Eteim
Columbia River
Bacon
Heavy casualties list from United States Army report
The document lists numerous soldiers reported killed or wounded in action, naming individuals by rank and hometown across multiple states including Pennsylvania New York and Philadelphia. It names Lieutenants, sergeants, and privates among the fallen and injured, with many listed as missing in action and others identified by last names and hometowns.
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Pennsylvania
Botbenity
Joseph I Hinniston
Philacedphia Bhat
Alor Os Hest
Herosbong "Soret
Harry PM Dough
Voniorbite
Lor
Willin J. Kuts
Mledyboro
Joole Robert
Ws Asa
Washington
Edger Taymoul Mech
Shaneavihy Oaoph Ve Conway
Dueatiingt
Tullard Vavis
Melvin
Pittsbirgh
Herat
Robert C Walson
Wilkes Barre
Cory
Teonneth
A. Moorlonil
Migtitairys Carp
William J. Stafford
Pittaburgh Mor
Thumpth
J. Dawit
Altoona
Orp Terry Gileaple
Philadelphia
Morte
Toneph
Ay Lahey
Miner
Onbet
Pittyharygh Pony
Harry We Wills
Willhiativty Raberth
Anglepnuiy
Piinadelphiy
Syvith Dt
Iitinehottur
Nowenaing
Tohweton
Philadlphin
Frank Contheinid
Philatelphin
Willian A. Woelozier
At. Benedict
Tahp
Difamo
Philadelphin
Ayston
J. Hovley
Phindolphin
Day A. Dinitap
Bo Plytaburgh
Htowald We Pinwmore
Curweiaville
Tao Bs Mandwork
Slotington Cilitord Ry Myalott
Arentiun Hrini
McPonalid
Stanley Konityy
Mittabiurgh
Turvy
Minaly
Bittabuegh
Charles Nichter
Dry Pittwburgh
Thurlo Salvatore
W. Beri Charley
A. Melviiter
Einntin Linney
Solon
Submonburye
Len
Tatty
Dauh
David J. Marie
Blaytown
Vaul Te Bowhui
Brookwil
Bell shorthand schooling ad in three months notice
An advertising notice touts shorthand training at Bell Shorthand Schools in Corry with a three month program including touch typing. It lists contact details 100 E Main St and phone numbers 321 322 523. The copy contrasts longer nine month to a year options and urges inquiries by day and evening classes.
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Bell Besson
BEL Shorthand
Corry
E. Main Bt
French Cham Eight Enter VON LI
Vague OCR text fragment notes unclear names and possible event. No coherent details of people places or dates emerge. Summarization cannot extract a readable news item from the provided fragment.
Nat eouthy one inivors at the pre wre
In a fragmented note the text hints at a preliminary review or event involving a group or team. Readers should await clearer reporting for specific names, places, and outcomes.
Wartime notes from the war office report and allied fronts
A fragmented wartime dispatch describes operations with the War Office and front line movements. Mentions Amiri decisions, prisoner status, and Allied advances in the Matz region with references to military staffing and communications.
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U Parla
War Office
Amiri
Matz
Lindon
Mulgirisn
Beit
Pro United Frew
Amy Metz
Helge
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Alan Patty
Shineva
Miss Anderson
Andrew S. McKelvey
Park Place
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Moe
Peake
Payn
Pasa Ts Doy
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Serevee
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Abe
Ide Vo
Nile
Tibet
Mivainye
America
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Strengthen America Campaign
R. F. Livermore
R. F. Livermore Cor
Washington & Center Sts
von LI
Tonya
Taivlon
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