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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1919
Page
3
Advertising copy touts a tonic promising restored vigor and energy for frail individuals. It claims to rebuild nerves liver and kidneys damaged by overwork and stress, urging readers to buy a tonics from Babbitt and Son and others.
The Franklin board decided to hire two men to study the district nuisance and appoint Ming Tuna Dean to lead. Mrs Doan warns the situation may worsen. officials expect masks and limited hours for public spaces. Wayne Valley and local groups report community plans and missionary society events in March.
Petersburg readers report relief after Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped a young woman who suffered two years from weakness and right side pains. The testimonial from Mrs W D Watts says she was advised operation but improved with the remedy.
Read this note about income tax and bookkeeping methods. It urges keeping records in order with a promotional line about a product or service. The text mentions a named service but lacks clear scope or date.
Farmers express concern over ring necked pheasants damaging corn and wheat crops. Letters to the Journal recount anecdotes of birds eating grain and hindering harvests, with objections to government or public measures, while other writers defend the birds or urge caution.
A government official explains an extension of income tax exemptions for a spouse or dependents covering the full year. The ruling notes that a wife or children qualify even if events occur late in the year, with implications for workers earning modest incomes and widowed individuals.
Draft headquarters report that boards revived motions to pack and unite the reverde as they prepare for potential military Aview. Instructions emphasize readiness and entrainment of draftees as outlined by headquarters.
State surveyors will map the route for detours during highway construction. County commissioners announced they have endorsed the road program and that the detours will be marked to ease travel during the project.
In Kano two robbery incidents occur within 24 hours. An alleged victim named Shiney Awayue reports loss of Swayne’s watch and 450 in cash. Sergeant Eobeard J. Dowd, stationed two weeks, is linked as a suspect in the disappearance. Dowd’s home is said to be in Amentusha, Iowa.
A dubious medical ad asserts that Neutrone Prescription 9 cures rheumatic fever and winter terrors, boasting growing numbers of adherents weekly. Customers are urged to buy a one dollar bottle from C. Babbitt & Son, druggists, and mill orders are offered.
An advertorial claim hawks Bly's Cream Balm to cure catarrh by applying five drops in the nostrils. It promises rapid relief from stuffed nose, headaches, sneezing, and nighttime breathing difficulty, asserting antiseptic action and instant comfort.
Notice is given that the partnership formerly existing between G. D. Meath and G. B. Meath under the firm name G. Do and G. A. Heath Manufacturing Company is dissolved by mutual consent. All debts due to the firm are to be paid to G. Heath, and claims against the firm should be presented by the specified date.
Public notice from administrator Morris invites all persons indebted to the estate of Winifred and Thomas Roan to present claims. Claims must be presented to the administrator at 2605 12th Street by the stated deadline.
Multiple court notices detail an 1819 automobile license application process and hearings. Attorneys Kino and Kinensil, and Master Marsh, will hear testimonies in various cases in Third Ward Corry Minn County and Fortie Pa. on specified March dates.
The renowned W. J. Blaherty anchors violin and mandolin techniques for top conservatories in the United States and Europe. The Symphony Orchestra provides full services for Dormer Park Page and Mott Et events as scheduled.
Local Grange group schedules a Saturday meeting at 140 o'clock with a list of speakers and topics including education, farm improvement, and community projects. Notables include Mrs. Bish and Frank Owen among others in attendance.
Classified notice lists dining room title cabinets and a refrigerator with 200 capacity. Also mentions a rocker and other items. Address given as 187 West Washington Street and additional lines reference Mrs. 118 Braker or nearby contact.
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