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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1911
Page
7
April 21 report from Donton describes House actions on ratifying a federal income tax amendment. It notes Speaker Walker and others voting to adopt the revolution and record of final vote 49 to 16 in favor with Monday results showing 10 to 0.
A quirky, fragmented note hints at trades and a bright, funny looking mam, with playful wording and ambiguous context suggesting a lighthearted, humorous item in a local column.
A fragmentary ad lists various produce and grocery specials with bulk pricing. Items include sour pickles at 9 cents per down, sweet pickles at 4 dozen for 25 cents, fresh pies half dozen for 25 cents, bars at 4 for 2, onions and garlic priced per unit, ham and coffee specials, and a May sale emphasis with multiple cent prices. The text reads like a dense, era-specific bargain column with many unclear spellings and partial product names.
An obscure ad touts a dubious cure named Palnozond claiming rapid swelling reduction and toxin removal. It markets a mysterious “Palho jean” remedy used for fifteen years, boasting to fix back pain and lameness. The blurred product is sold by Phomms Downe with a dated line 1-20-22.
Plainly garbled entry notes a price per jar and a location opposite a depot with unclear names and wording. Readable elements suggest a small ad or notice with currency and shop reference, but key details like exact place and product are unreadable.
Washington dispatch notes a historic session with sixteen new senators, the largest percentage in half a century, and a divided Senate among regulars and progressives. The piece highlights Champ Clark’s potential speakership, the swarm of new House members, and the evolving party factions shaping early Congress.
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