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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1918
Page
7
A garbled historical note discusses emergency funds and a safety valve for business banking. It mentions deposits, certificates of deposit, and the idea of maintaining a reserve to cover real emergencies. The text hints at compound interest and a long tradition of prudent liquidity.
The Clinton County town reports strong public support for Liberty bonds with subscriptions totaling far above its $40,000 allotment. In a ceremony tied to the national drive, residents and volunteers cheered the first installment and pledged to film patriotic events as a record of the community’s contribution.
April reports from Colonel Warren's engineers outline completion of a preliminary survey for Lake Erie improvement works. They submitted plans for a suitable site on Lynbrnk for repairs. The breach widening is 65 feet larger in under a month. Work crews finished the voyage yesterday and move on to Buffalo tonight.
An advertisement extols Dunderine as a miracle solution to dandruff and hair loss. It promises thick, wavy hair, no dandruff, and rapid results within weeks, urging readers to buy a small bottle from drug stores and apply a strand at a time for soft, glossy hair.
A fragmented local notice outlines a woman from Key West seeking medical relief after years of painful illness. The text mentions ineffective treatments and dissatisfaction with doctors, with scattered references to a Caroline Street address and Mrs. Cate. The garbled OCR hints at ongoing health issues and a plea for help.
Reported in the afternoon, Col Rickards confirms his son-in-law Clarence Lekon was killed instantly while creating a rustronil truck near Altoonu. The deceased was a civil engineer. Mrs Rickards and family will travel to OU City. Agnes Rickards remains in unknown. Survivors include Robert.
In April a court case seeks federal control over railways to curb abusive practices by rail companies. The suit argues carriers shift costs by delaying or denying liability, prompting a general order to curb abuses. The matter involves Towldos and property owners in Francher township and related regional parties.
The catalog describes a 20 mm French gun firing during a night bombardment with a rare photographic set showing the gun in action. It highlights the dramatic melt flash and the steel plant work context, promoting a bell phone order for a Morleca address in Philadelphia.
An old time beauty note promises lemon based lotion to soften skin and improve complexion. It describes mixing three ounces of white soap with lemon juice and water, then applying to face neck and hands to reduce blemishes, freckles and roughness for a smoother look.
John Joseph Ryan, charged at Cambridge with deserting from the navy and enlisting in the army, claimed three years of prior service and said he left due to service conditions. The case unfolds as authorities examine his intent and past duties amid wartime demands.
Eton jackets and suits are being shown in new forms. The designs pair slim cuts with silk vests or Peter Pan collars, aimed at misses. Current displays feature blue serge fabrics, highlighting refined, tailored styles for this season.
Fragment of a recipe describing mixing coconut and egg whites with powdered sugar, forming dough, baking at a high heat for about twenty minutes until golden, then cooling on paper. The text is garbled with several unreadable words but conveys a coconut macaroon baking process and cooling steps.
An annual report from the Bureau of Mutinint Industry under the Department of Agriculture highlights bull associations as a strong factor in controlling contagious diseases. It notes 36 actively open associations across states as of June 80, stressing their role in preventing the spread of tuberculosis and related illnesses in cattle.
An OCR fragment advertises Mr Auto Owner perfect carbon remover and a libeicant mix claiming works while you sleep. It mentions a guaranteed money back offer and a Driven Rest Hy Ever Est style slogan with dubious endorsements and a handful of garbled names and places.
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