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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1917
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text mentions Hague timing, helmeted women, and references to Germany and “the generation” amid chaotic, garbled phrases. It appears as a damaged wartime or political snippet with no clear event, date, or names clearly recoverable.
An old advertisement touts Hull's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for catarrh claiming it cleanses the blood and mucous surfaces. It markets the product as endorsed by physicians and promising dramatic results, urging readers to send for a free sample and noting Toledo based PL Cheney & Co as proprietors.
Washington President Wilson urged Congress to strike from a war expenditures bill the creation of a joint committee of Senators and Representatives to oversee war costs. He warned such a committee would arrogate executive power and imply lack of confidence in his administration. House and Senate leaders prepare to block the provision with support from the administration.
A reader testifies that Tanlay, recommended by a friend, cured long-standing nasal and throat issues. The account claims dramatic improvement in coughing, loss of smell, appetite return, and reduced facial pain after using the product sold by 6.0 Babbitt and Bon.
Washington reports the draft lists will not be ready for distribution to rural exemption boards tomorrow due to mechanical printing difficulties. Officials planned to mail the list to governors for local board distribution and to arrange copies for Joe Pfelmis and others to confirm delivery. Local boards will use red ink to select the top number in each district and finalize the quota for physical examination.
A humorous claim cites a philosopher saying wars arise from indigestion. Promotes Golden-Lax tablets as a digestion aid and bowel tonic. Endorses quick health benefits, urging readers to try them and noting a money-back guarantee. Available at druggists.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and places such as Pennsylvania and Davey Garry. The readable bits hint at a rental or event notice next Sunday with grains mentioned, but details are too garbled to extract concrete actions, dates, or involved organizations.
Fragmentary caption shows a British harbor scene with battleships torpedo boat destroyers and auxiliary craft in a protected inlet. A battleship deck shows officers as photographers and crew, while smaller vessels maneuver and lighters are loaded.
In the Vatican gardens Pope officiated an open air service unveiling a statue of St Mary de la Guardie. Dignitaries from the Holy See and Geneva noting a rare departure from centuries old practice attended the ceremony under a canopy with the Pope presiding and high officials present.
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