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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1920
Page
3
A fragmented 19th century notice reports an Erie man’s heirship and a large estate claim. It notes a will of Prod Wee As Sterling of Crevelnnit, with an estate valued at about 2.2 million dollars and connections to Starting & Waillow Co, plus other figures and family details.
Newark readers share a testimonial about relief after long illness. A woman from Coventry Street, New Jersey, credits Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Medicine for restoring mobility and ability to work. The ad promotes free advice for women and notes testimonials are welcomed.
A fragmented notice-like item mentions a Monday event titled Cho Woman with warnings to avoid danger. The readable lines reference a monitored situation and a public alert aimed at women, emphasizing caution and awareness. The piece is brief and lacks full context.
Philippine senate passes equal suffrage for women, signaling momentum for Filipina rights. The piece highlights Mia Jaime de Veyra and other prominent Filipinas shaping social, legal, and professional roles in Manila and the United States, noting education, property rights, and public influence.
A local column laments harsh winters from 1670 to 1820 and notes widespread bird deaths near Tin, O and across a broad region. The writer urges attention to avian losses and harsh seasonal conditions affecting wildlife.
The text references a bird loyalist slogan Protect the birds and Feed the Birds as a reminder of ethical duty and practical gain. It notes the argument as worth pursuing for both moral and utility reasons, attributed to an individual named Sherman F. Aculer.
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