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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1917
Page
2
A disjointed Franklin letter laments high charges by a utility, urging hospital, church, and community action to curb profits and ease burdens on poor families. It recalls shared hardship and the need for righteous conduct from corporations and citizens alike.
A coerced public notice style plea laments oppression and extortion by kitchen vendors. The writer asserts common rights and opposition to price gouging while urging action to protect the needy and ensure fair food preparation and warmth for all. The text blends political rhetoric with a call for solidarity against exploitation.
An official report notes Kaiser William II nears the Dutch border near Arnhem and Middachten Castle as ships move, with Allied forces observing a strategic shift. The piece links press dispatches on German moves and American steel payroll boosts amid wartime inflation and immigration trends impacting payrolls and taxes.
The obituary honors Richard Olney noting his long life of 84 years and his pivotal role in shaping American democracy from the era of Andrew Jackson to modern times. It recalls his restraint in accepting office, his warning to Great Powers under Monroe Doctrine principles, and his steady influence on U.S. policy and moral standards.
A school court heard Mrs. Perking address twelve thousand New York City students about drunken parentage and its impact on aptitude. The piece notes a shift from vegan to paean and mentions Jamestown Jones and a Christian Science Church program tomorrow. Dr Andrew McKelvey chiropractic healer is listed with Corry addresses and a local hospital phone line.
Readable fragments indicate a local listing or notice. The item mentions gardens and an address on Avenue with number 124. Further details are unclear but the notice omits sensitive lists or extra context.
An old time health column urges restoring energy after a hard winter. It links fatigue and backache to sluggish kidneys and promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as the remedy. It targets Corry readers with practical tips and a local brand.
Fragmentary account recounts health complaints and remedies with names and locations blurred. A witness cites kidney and back pain, detailing self care and remedies pursued over years, mentioning multiple individuals and places in hazy terms.
A damaged OCR text contains a fragmented account by a local worker referencing names, places, and dates. The writer discusses a personal illness and a request for medical or legal remedies, mentioning health issues and a town or street name. Names and exact actions are unclear due to garbled text.
An old advertisement from February 24, 1904, touts Doan Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney trouble and back pain. It claims quick relief, easier bending, and clearer urine, with testimonials from Wakeley and references to Rabbit La Bon’s Dewy Stove and other household aids. The language is archaic and promotional in tone, reflecting early 20th century patent medicine marketing.
In a 1945 newspaper ad a person named Mrs Gordon from Ki Houth St reports long kidney issues and relief after using a kidney pill brand, claiming it cured a ferment or ache and noting earlier improvement. A second line quotes her 1945 endorsement and date, suggesting ongoing relief from the product.
The readable fragments describe a local city notice involving a property or lot at a street location. Names such as Bh alroot and Mr appear in muddled form. The text hints at an address near West 8th Avenue or similar, with references to Washington and a cleanup or filing action.
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