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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1919
Page
3
A fashion note describes a plain gingham frock with waist gathered fullness and organdy accents, plus matching blouse and skirt details. It lists pattern numbers from Pictorial Review, with sizes and prices, and notes sale by R. P. Tavernmore at 23begawld.
A dubious health column urges starting each day with hot water and limestone phosphate to cleanse the digestive system. It claims this routine removes waste, toxins, and sour bile, boosts appetite by breakfast, and improves overall wellbeing, promising quick, dramatic benefits.
A late 1917 era report details extensive female wartime contributions across industries and services in the United States. It highlights mass labor shifts, charitable drives, and factory output, noting thousands of workers and substantial economic value while underscoring patriotic commitment and national unity. The document references regional labor patterns, industrial sectors, and public campaigns supporting the war effort.
A comprehensive report details Red Cross spending and receipts over twenty months, including $154 million spent overseas and $119 billion in the United States. Figures cover contributions from the American people, wartime relief efforts, and expenditures by national headquarters, overseas centers, and U.S. chapters. The document outlines money distributed to France, other overseas areas, and domestic programs, with totals and breakdowns of the war council period ending March 1.
Fragments show a bustling fairgrounds scene with daily crowds and bargain stalls. Various names and eateries appear in garbled OCR style, mentioning beverages, produce, and discount items amid a festive market atmosphere.
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