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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1917
Page
3
A German church dispatch reports that Catholic bishops favor the German monarchic constitution and reject papal sovereignty. They pledge to defend the throne and state against external and internal upheaval, citing World War era struggles as evidence of inequality under papal authority.
The Post Office guards against abuse of the three cent rate as drop letters. It warns that local letters sent from other towns to gain local delivery are not drop letters and must be charged three cents per ounce.
Mrs Augustus Bavanman of Enhaut Pennsylvania describes long crying spells and fear followed by improvement after taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter urges other women to seek the same treatment and notes free confidential advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
Police traced a car matching the holdup suspects description to a vehicle stuck in mud near the Ardkeshiog plant. The Ohio license plate 240,405 confirmed the car linked to the Cleveland robbery where about $10,000 in payroll was taken. Caplin Edward Wagner detained occupants as investigators worked to identify those in the stalled machine.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets offer a vegetable laxative alternative to calomel. They claim to ease constipation by stimulating bowels and liver without causing griping or unnatural action. Take one or two tablets at bedtime to help alleviate symptoms like bad breath and tiredness linked to constipation.
A readable fragment lists meat prices including round steak at 22 cents per pound and sirloin and porterhouse at 20 cents. Pork items show pork steak and shoulder roast at 28 cents and chops at 28 cents, with veal quoted around 17 to 27 cents per pound.
A reader is advised not to buy glasses like poor fakes or from unreliable sellers and to seek a legitimate optometrist. The notice promotes Dr. Wm. Stanley, Optometrist, at the Brown Building, Corry, with a Bell phone line, promising genuine eye care and in-house grinding.
The U S destroyer Chauncey was rammed and split in two by the transport Rose off the port bow near the fourth funnel. The after portion sank taking three officers including Commander Walter B. Renu and eight enlisted men. a transfer of survivors occurred as Rose towed the forward section and rescued the rest. The Rose identity was not confirmed by naval officials.
A fragmented editorial note extols Hoover style arguments amid a noisy discussion. It emphasizes a single “Ling to It” theme and questions who will be cut from consideration during the election discourse.
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