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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1920
Page
4
Daniel Webster laments oppression and the influence of wealth on politics. He denounces banks and corporations shaping policy while defending liberty and equal rights. He warns that small capitalists unite to resist privileged interests and monopoly, urging robust industry and fair wages.
Fragmented prose discusses Wilsons wartime diplomacy and American vs British and German positions. Cites French reaction and imperialism critiques while noting upheaval and public opinion, with implications for liberty and international balance of power.
The readable segments show a confused discourse about treaties and propaganda. It mentions responsibility and opportunities for enterprises, with references to Europe and global influence, but the overall text remains garbled and incomplete.
Olive Tablets marketed by Dr Edwards claim to be a mild safe substitute for calomel with nearly instantaneous liver relief. The ad asserts they do not injure gums or teeth, curb headaches and sluggishness from constipation, and promote quicker healing of liver issues without harsh laxatives. Published items include testimonials and notices from 1920 referencing local agents and business contacts.
Pardons board weighing clemency for two condemned murderers after trials that ended in death sentences. One man, found guilty of murder and torture, faces electric chair while awaiting a date for execution. The other, jailed since May, asks the board for commuting his sentence as county officials wait for a pardon decision.
The Erie City trolley system faces eight cent fares as a proposed standard. Buffalo and Lake Erie traction manager A Myers cites persistent maintenance and route issues as justification for the rate, while denying an expansive plan.
A jumbled set of late 19th or early 20th century classified notes lists horses for sale and exchange, farm goods, rooms for rent, restaurant help wanted, piano for sale, and house for sale. Various sellers include Watkins Company in Willows Minnesota and local addresses on Main Street and Second Avenue. Several entries request help with housework, a white Orpington eggs sale, and turkeys for May delivery. Individual items include bids for a piano, farm implements, and a manure of garbled contact details.
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