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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1917
Page
2
An old printed ad offers a $100 reward for a cure to catarrh and claims Hall’s Catarrh Medicine restores the constitution and strengthens the body. It asserts universal sale by J. Cheney Co of Toledo and promises testimonials after spending one hundred dollars, urging readers to send for a list of proofs.
Public sale listing near Tojo Hesverdam couc east of Tojo begins May hay, cattle and farm stock. Auction starts at ten o clock with cows horses oats and farm equipment. Free lunch by Dingle Brothers Powers and Honor Harris clerk. $11?
The article describes a projected 300 million dollar total in income tax receipts for the coming period. It notes a potential increase near four hundred million overall and discusses delays in processing returns due to staffing and operational constraints. It mentions the impact of higher tax rates approved by Congress last November.
A garbled advertisement text claims a medicine called Heal helps women with breath, headaches, and digestion. It mentions Mr Hogan praising the product and a claim of renewed vitality and strength, with references to a famous stator and sale by GC 0, Dame wid Son.
A chaotic report describes a plotter escaping from a Siberia camp and a broad pursuit. It notes authorities and named individuals involved, including police figures and a regional chief coordinating the response. The piece references dangers to property and alleges violent acts amid the escape.
In a ceremonial note Governor Martin Brumbaugh proclaims May 24 as Good Roads Day. The address urges public support and calls on communities to prepare by repairing and improving local roadways, highlighting the ward movement for better infrastructure.
A herbal root and herb remedy called Teek claims to aid women and meet medical plans without harmful effects. The ad asserts thousands testify to its efficacy and safety, presenting testimonials as proof of its curative power.
Harrisburg man Beckwith suffers chronic stomach and intestinal disorders until he discovers Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He credits lasting relief after trying various treatments and endorses the product as a top stomach remedy with a money back guarantee.
A historical ad claims JINGEROLE relieves rheumatic pains chest colds and headaches within minutes. It promises to ease neuralgia neuritis swollen joints bruises strains sore muscles and neck or back pain. The copy stresses household use and urges readers to buy from their local chemist.
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