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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1912
Page
4
A national Democratic platform declares tariff as revenue only, denounces Republican protectionism, and links high living costs to tariffs and trusts. It supports income tax, popular election of officials, strengthened anti trust measures, and enforcement of civil and criminal laws against monopolies.
Silk dresses priced from $5.98 to $18.50 with many silk gowns offered. Norfolk dresses newly received at $5 to $6.50 and white lawn dresses trimmed from $3.50 to $8. All fine tailored suits to close at one half price.
The document denounces corporate monopolies and favors antitrust action under the Antitrust law. It condemns executive overreach and supports restoring statutory strength, promoting federal regulation of interstate commerce, and limiting federal powers to essential duties. It celebrates income tax, popular senate elections, campaign finance transparency, presidential primaries, and a non reelection rule for the president, urging enactment and ratification.
Notice to Corry and vicinity announces free treatment trials from German American Doctors. The first 80 residents who apply at their offices in Corry during the week will receive care at no charge, except for machine costs. The notice warns about potential delays next Saturday.
An ad touts German American doctors offering direct X Ray and lamp treatments for chronic nervous and other diseases in men women and children. It claims success where other methods failed using therapies like Rerum and various electrical and chemical procedures.
A garbled health notice claims nervous exhaustion and abdominal pain stem from unnamed toxins and urges consulting a local doctor. It lists questionable hours and multiple addresses, naming German American Doctors Miles Cor and H Wolsh with vague contact details and a Bell phone number.
A fragmented note describes a coal fueled heating device used last winter. It mentions seven months of operation from last October to May, with coal costs under ten dollars and rooms kept very warm. Contact Robert Heerlein in Corry for more particulars.
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