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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1918
Page
2
The passage critiques partisan rivalry and calls for nonpartisan national unity. It cites leaders such as Wilson and others, condemning extreme factionalism while urging constructive governance and civil debate. The tone mimics a period editorial urging restraint and focus on patriotic duty.
Fragmentary ad copy touts a patent medicine linked to constitutional claims and international remedies. It criticizes doctors and markets tablets for constipation while promoting costly treatments by Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
The piece explains sugar shortages amid wartime demand, noting Cuba as a main source for the United States and Europe before Java stocks were restricted. It urges saving ships to move sugar to the front and promotes Franklin Cane Sugars in small packages to curb waste and stabilize prices.
After a hard day workers feel fatigue in nerves and stomach. Golden Lax tablets are advertised to relax the stomach, clear digestive issues, invigorate the liver, and restore sleep and energy. One or two at night is claimed to ensure sleep, appetite, and a good tomorrow. 850 a box at all druggists.
An advertisement from a Cincinnati authority promotes a drug called Freezone claimed to lift corns with a few drops, relieving soreness and removing the entire corn. It warns against cutting corns as dangerous and notes a small amount suffices for feet.
A fragmented OCR item references Otay and a military or regional event titled with partial names. Readable elements mention a geographic area and a wartime context, suggesting a brief report or notice about local impact or actions tied to the Otay region.
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