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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1923
Page
3
The Corry Pennsylvania paper discusses income taxes and wartime finance, contrasting Treasury views with Congressional action. It argues provisions could boost enterprise and lower taxes for growth, while noting potential shifts in spending and subsidies.
Mrs Onannns BorLien of 12888 Hangon St Philadelphia reports relief from back and abdominal pains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. She notes improved strength enabling housework and walking, and continues use along with Sandtive Wash. A free booklet is offered by Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Mass.
A fragmented recap notes events from November 20 1903 including basketball odds Mohawks and Kapuditee teams and mentions of local industry figures. It references the Hershey Industrial School and other institutions with large endowments while commenting on educational expansion and local business prospects.
A tiny booklet describes a silver plated item with a dialing error and a playful note. The piece appears as a novelty telephone themed gift likely intended as a keepsake or trinket.
Readable fragments urge Midkey guardians to keep a tender little child healthy by choosing inexpensive, olive oil enriched vegetables. The notice promotes simple wellness steps and affordability for families seeking better nourishment.
A druggist advertises a blood purifier that also claims to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels. It urges readers to drink a cup every other night for three weeks and assures improved vitality and happiness. The tone imitates sensational patent medicine hype.
The president of Wester Blew the Company predicts pictures will be transmitted by wire within a few years. The note highlights early prototypes and the lack of a general manufacturing model for wire based transmission devices.
An article discusses Dr Tomarkin's claim of a pneumonia cure tested in Rome and at Australian military hospitals showing reduced death rates. It argues American life insurers have interest in such a breakthrough amid wartime flu waves that devastated camps and populations.
A garbled fragment discusses a type of education solution with mentions of comfort and leisure. It references term or section labels and appears as a historical note with unclear context and missing details.
A jumbled OCR fragment lists quirky and odd gift ideas for neighbors and friends this Christmas. It mentions items like a musket, liniment, books, and bones, with stray phrases about sugar, water, and a goldfish. The text is fragmented and unclear in places.
A 1928 article notes American Education Week highlighting immigrant students from Poland Russia and Armenia. It discusses schooling access public tuition and the role of American public schools in integration and advancement without discrimination.
Sparse readable phrases indicate a census note for Warren with minimal shifts expected. Mentions of locations such as Winstead and various names appear in fragmented form, reflecting a survey or local notice with limited substantive updates.
An observation of a community gathering details attendants and a host, with lively commentary from attendees and performers. The piece highlights a stage area, a speech moment, and surrounding activity at a Piney Street venue with local figures in attendance.
A fragmentary medical ad warns against misleading vitamin claims and false blood enriching effects. It cites unverified benefits and potential harm from tablets, urging readers to consult professionals before using any supplement.
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