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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1919
Page
7
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a piano and names that appear garbled, suggesting a local event or display. The readable parts reference an instrument and a person or group, but details are fragmentary and no clear outcome or date is shown. Further context is needed to identify the event or participants.
The council outlines aims to aid returned fighters with job placement and after care for the wounded, and to train disabled veterans. It plans social stations in cities to assist families of war workers and those affected by industrial shifts, reinstate servicemen in housing and employment, and foster strong community life. It also welcomes French servicemen, guides homecoming locals, and keeps detailed service records.
A historical note discusses contributions related to income tax and the political context. It references efforts and concerns about how donations and payments might influence tax policy, noting the involvement of various parties in the debate and the potential alignment with wartime measures. The excerpt conveys a period stance on fiscal contributions and public funding.
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle substitute for calomel to cleanse the liver and relieve constipation. It claims rapid relief, teeth safety, and improved energy, urging readers to try the product from druggists and noting repair service mentions.
Readable dialogue captures a character stirring coffee and urging thrift while praising the brew as the best ever, mentioning sigar and Golden Sun in a stray, period-tinged voice with a folksy, domestic snapshot.
A fragment notes a local grocer driven promotion for a product tied to tax funds for town improvements. It questions dealing with Peitere and mentions Toledo and the Woolson Spice Company in a obscure promotional context.
An old column promotes Jad Salt as a kidney cleanser made from grape juice lemon juice lithia and juice. It claims to purge uric acid excess from meat consumption, prevent bladder issues, and protect liver and nerves. The piece urges regular use for meat eaters, noting safety and low cost.
A farmer notes that lush tops do not guarantee big potatoes. When tops are excessive, tubers suffer due to an imbalance of nitrogen, phosphoric, and potash. Excess foliage often signals too little phosphoric and potash relative to ammonia. Georgia-Moline growers sometimes apply a ton or more fertilizer, yet overruns in foliage indicate the need to adjust nutrient ratios.
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