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The readable text shows garbled phrases about governance and money but lacks coherent facts, names, places, or dates to identify a specific event or outcome.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1917
Page
2
The readable text shows garbled phrases about governance and money but lacks coherent facts, names, places, or dates to identify a specific event or outcome.
A transcript discusses wartime labor, urging government supervision of farm work and mobilizing women in industry. It warns of a large harvest, shifts in farm hands, and the need for plans if American men are abroad. Emphasizes women's capability and state coordination in production.
A fragmented essay argues that wealth should be taxed to share costs, warning against taxing middle earners or the poor. It defends higher income taxes for wealthy individuals and calls for conservative principles in government revenue. The piece compares policy to Italy and criticizes cooperations profiting from essential goods.
An old style medical advertisement touts a cure for varied ailments claiming internal action and constitutional treatment. The text promotes a panacea with terms like Cathartic and Tonics, asserting universal curative powers and offering a reward for testimonials.
A historical discussion argues for immediate taxation of war profits to fund national needs. The piece contends wealth should be levied now rather than delayed, to share burdens fairly and avoid shifting costs to the poor after the war ends. It stresses public responsibility to fix wealth equitably.
A Sunday freight collision on the Penny Line near Aladin injures a fireman and disrupts service as the milk train and passenger schedules face repairs. Eyewitness reports describe a rear end crash, derailment, and cars down the bank by the river with trains halted at several yards.
Harmony program features Nashvilly Students Quartettis and Rex Mhowtrs Uisks in a day night concert on Sept. eth at Tiekotn ME Hobbits hall. Admission price listed.
An advertisement touts Thompson's Kidney Tablets claiming immediate relief and money back guarantees. It lists dubious benefits and urges urgent purchase with assertive language, naming contact figures and a dubious price, while embedding warnings about poisoning and fatal outcomes.
An advertisement touts San Cura Ointment as a powerful antiseptic that draws out poison from running sores and heals quickly. It claims relief for eczema boils cuts burns and skin ailments, with San Cura Soap also recommended for cleansing and improving complexion. The notice names Thompson Medical Co and agents Ames and Co and Thomas Downey.
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