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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1923
Page
3
A fragment notes publication at West South Street Corry Pennsylvania listing postal designation Second Class Matter and pricing for subscriptions by year and by carrier with per copy and weekly rates. It mentions advertising rates available on request.
An article notes a booming toupee trade as top men disguise baldness with lifelike wigs. It warns that postwar demand strains supply while warning women about potential baldness symptoms and cites a dubious dope addiction figure of one million globally.
Speech argues cheap wheat benefits consumers and economy while hurting farmers who rely on wheat. It notes plentiful production lowers prices prewar levels and warns rushed legislation may cause unseen harms, urging careful policy and market adjustment rather than quick fixes.
A garbled miscellany of misheard quotes and random notes fills the column. The text includes stray phrases about Wall Street trends and an astronomer’s distant sun, with scattered names and local asides.
New Zealand claims the world’s lowest infant death rate at 3 per 1000, down from 10 per 1000 fifty years ago. The Plunket Society oversees nursing centers and free baby-care guidance, funded by subscriptions and government aid, while government bulletins and clinics support new parents nationwide.
Report describes lynx sightings around Lake Pleasant near Erie. Residents including Albert Stellmach and Harney Oldfield report lynx behavior in brush and farms, with fear of attacks on women and children as hunting by humans and wildlife clashes escalate.
Fractured OCR text lists a practitioner Andrew B. McKelvey offering spine and nerve treatment with a name misrendering and garbled address details. The ad fragment mentions contact details and locations, indicating a medical advertisement for chiropractic or spine care services.
Philadelphia report outlines Bawin Wilkins a 30 year old ex soldier from Brooking Maw who faced murder related charges amid a troubled life after leaving the service He carried a criminal record including impersonation of an officer and time in Leavenworth He sought release claiming improved health and later faced circuit court action in Philadelphia with multiple arrests tied to police confrontations and gunfire incidents
Milwaukee housewife Mary Check testifies she recovered from illness after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter praises relief from fatigue and weakness after childbirth and notes continued use as a general tonic.
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