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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1917
Page
3
A countywide farm directory project and revised road map are under way in Erie County. The effort, backed by prominent local supporters, will list all farmers with full names, spouses, children, phone, acres, ownership or rental status, and buying selling features. The aim is to help subscribers locate markets and local suppliers through a detailed, accessible reference.
A chaotic blaze swept a major flour mill in the western region causing extensive damage. The cause remains under investigation, with authorities and workers assessing structural integrity and potential economic impact on local supply chains.
A fragmented ad-like text extols the healing influence of a home remedy. It mentions a very sick woman and a physician name, advertising liniments and cures. The piece references testimonials and a product sold by a company run from Lynn Massachusetts, urging readers to seek the treatment and its promised relief.
Grace Parker, president of the National League for Women's Service, aims to mobilize women for federal service. The organization plans to assign women to roles such as domestic service corps and motor squad to expand national service and practical benefit.
Fragmented OCR reports a sensational claim about a drug named treezone promising to remove corns quickly. The piece mentions Cincinnati authorities and cautions about self treatment and risks, framing the product as a dangerous potential quack remedy.
Fragmentary notice discusses Kerensky and a war hero figure, mentioning frontline injuries and health status, but the text is garbled with missing or misspelled terms making precise details impossible to extract.
An illegible medical advertisement urges readers to buy a patent kidney cure from unnamed companies. It claims the product will improve kidney function and urinary health, promises money back if not satisfied, and touts rapid relief within days. The copy uses dubious medical claims and pressure tactics typical of early 20th century quack ads.
A Cincinnati authority notes hospital records warn against cutting corn with blood poisoning risks. A drug named freezone sold at little cost promises quick relief by applying Ervexont drops to the corn. It allegedly removes the entire corn without pain, though the product is sticky.
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