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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1916
Page
2
A rambling promotional notice touts a remedy called Mighty Remedy with offers from F Amag Co and Thomas Downey. It promises to cure kidney issues by purifying blood and restoring energy, urging readers to return empty boxes for a money-back guarantee if not helped.
The unreadable OCR passage questions food product remedies and argues about the actions of Congress representatives. It critiques agricultural communities and their opponents, asking why farmers must lose market access while others profit, and wonders why myths persist about burdens on producers.
The article rejects export restrictions on soil products as ruinous to farmers by forcing lower crop prices while raising costs for supplies. It argues such reform would devastate dairy and cattle sectors, risking bankruptcies, loss of jobs, and widespread economic hardship. it condemns the proposal as immoral and indefensible.
The piece argues Lloyd George could become prime minister amid a crisis moment, predicting a move away from aristocratic rule toward socialization. It frames a wartime revolution where common people gain power, Lords lose influence, and England shifts to a new political order under a reforming premiership.
Fragmentary OCR notes from Beaverdam list farmers Nellie Brine ayjygur bens and alliances with MORAY and Theaday. Entries reference December and a payment mention to B Jt Lyons and Co Beaverdam Ps. Likely a local business ledger snippet recording names, dates, and payments.
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