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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1917
Page
3
The ad pitches Cascarets as a cure all for headache colds and constipation. It asserts quick relief by cleansing the liver stomach and bowels and promises a rested cheerful mood by morning.
A noted collection showcases the finest works in writing and decorative arts. The exhibit highlights renowned pieces across eras, emphasizing craftsmanship, design, and cultural significance to readers and scholars alike.
Jamontown April 20 Youth on Aprague Street was arrested on the charge of carrying a loaded revolver after threatening to kill his father Hugh Whitman at the Whitman home on Five View Avenue. Neighbors and police described a tense confrontation and a rapid police response as the case unfolds.
Washington reports General Court Martial finds Second Lieutenant Robert J. Mull committed on charges linked to negotiations with a foreign entity. He is sentenced to dismissal from the army and hard labor at Leavenworth pending presidential confirmation.
The New York Attorney General Axtuth J. Woodbiry of Jamestown resigns due to health issues. Moran Lewis of Rochester, the incumbent, begins duties while a joint legislative commission selects a successor. Woodbury served since 1914 and was reelected in 1916, with prior roles in the state cabinet and Assembly. A bill proposes paying Woodbury a $10,000 salary for 1907. Also listed is a six acre farm for sale near Webb Smith Street Windham with suitable land and buildings.
The fragment discusses seed sterilizing and potash application to improve potato growth. It mentions growers using clean seed, soil treatment, and watering practices to support healthier tubers. Instructions reference handling seed and postharvest steps, though details are fragmented.
An eclectic garden column discusses lime and legumes to improve soil humus. It covers soil aeration, composting with avian manures, plant nutrition, and the role of sun in growing vegetables, with general tips on garden planning and plant health.
The article discusses lime use in alfalfa cultivation and warns that insufficient lime, combined with certain soil and weather conditions, reduces yields. It notes mining and political bulletins influence farming timing and advises careful management of soil treatment and foliage crops to avoid poor harvests.
An article argues top dressing meadow and grass improves soil fertility and forage yield. It cites lime and mineral fertilizers, manure, and careful timing as keys, with notes on weather, weed control, and the impact on corn and sweet corn quality.
The fragment describes a local April event with neighbors paying respects and hosting a visit by Mr and Mrs., noting a cordial gathering in Hutto. Mention of a luncheon, gifts, and friendly conversations hints at a small town social that week, with references to names and attendees.
An old advertisement touts a remedy named Rhema Gel promising quick relief from joint and muscle pain. It claims to antagonize pains, restore health in days, and offers a 50 cent bottle with money back guarantee if results aren’t as expected.
The readable parts discuss a legal or political dispute about punishment and parliamentary action. No concrete names, dates, places, or events are identifiable. The fragmentary wording limits extracting a coherent news item or outcome.
A Corry cheese factory announces its upcoming opening with plans for commercial production. The event includes confirmation of management and labor details and signals a new local employer joining the community economy.
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