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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1917
Page
6
Readable text describes Holy Week services at St Pauls Lutheran Church with sermons on obedience betrayal death and completion of the work plus Good Friday and Easter observances. Invitations extended to members and friends. advertisement for a Diamond and Pearl Brooch as Easter gift from Wright 46.
Advertisement touts Roma remedy promising rapid relief from rheumatism. Claims include dissolving uric acid, freeing joints, and lasting cure after taking one half teaspoonful daily. Endorsed by Judge John Barhorst of Ft Loremie, Ohio as walking with crutches to healed. 50 cent bottle sold by N. F. Armes and Co. or any druggist today.
In Washington the new congress opened amid clashes between pacifists and patriots. In the afternoon a scuffle erupted as Senator Lodge of Massachusetts accused a protester of cowardice, Bannwart struck Lodge, and officials intervened in a Capitol hallway near the rotunda. Bannwart was taken to the Capitol police station.
Washington April 3 Within ten minutes after President Wilson spoke to Congress Chairman John Fitzgerald of the appropriations committee introduced a resolution to provide millions for war needs. The measure calls for action within ten days on four major revenue bills stalled in the 64th Congress.
Corry Grange schedules a Saturday session at the Grange hall on North Center street for April 1. The event includes conferring the first and second degrees on a large class, with the new degree team handling the work and a continued program from the previous outing, expected to be well attended and highly satisfactory.
Alary Wheeler of 706 Green Street, Harrisburg, credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with rapid relief after a year of stomach disorders and doctor visits. She reports improved digestion, weight gain, and ability to eat freely, praising the remedy's lasting results and offering a money back guarantee.
A noisy letter from Lt Monroe to The Journal editor outlines scout conduct rules for gatherings at sunrise and night, including firing and candle use, plus a household medicine advertisement for GINGEROLE claiming rapid relief for aches, sprains, and colds. The missive mentions Marty Lee King, Deputy Commissioner of Boy Scouts, and cautions about timing and safety.
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