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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1918
Page
2
Tose Kuhn, a Dunkirte Tae- LF, was given allisting in the office of County Port Avuiatator Pickard St Himesdtowal Tuesday. After hearing the evidence Mr Pickard permitted him to pay $100 to the Duet Thrittebtation, then discussed returning to his bakery for a week.
A fragment notes Congress contemplating wartime measures and the push for U S support in France. It mentions the Senate spirit and a majority aiming to advance war preparations, with emphasis on breaking the stalemate and pushing the policy forward in a tense session.
An unassuming furniture dealer recounts a dramatic turn after years of confinement to work. He credits Phosphated Iron for renewed health, vigor, and happiness, noting his recovery within weeks. The ad promotes genuine Phosphated Iron as used by doctors and sold by U. C. Babbitt & Son, warning against substitutes.
A garbled local notice reports sugar shortages affecting residents. It notes administrative inaction and missing funds or wallets, with several city workers said to be out of work and no remedy in sight.
A heated rhetoric attack links liquor industry figures to social ills and political corruption. The piece accuses saloons of breeding crime, poverty, and degeneration, framed as a call to vote dry to curb alcohol traffic and strengthen American society. It includes quotations and testimonies from liquor men and reform advocates urging prohibition.
A health column extols drinking a glass of real hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate each morning. It claims internal cleansing benefits for the stomach liver kidneys and bowels, preventing toxins and diseases, and compares internal bathing to external washing.
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