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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1919
Page
7
A report notes Bir A. D. Hall under the secretary of the Board of Agriculture was fined $2.50 for having his dog unmuzzled. Hall's signatures appear on the official records and related documents.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss English court scenes at the Lord Mayor's Courts and the Old Bailey. It references a judge named Dickens and mentions a misunderstanding or misread speech about singing and English propriety. The text is incomplete and stylistically irregular.
A chaotic incident in Chicago involved a young wife and a man linked to a past romance. The couple pursued a relationship, later clashing with the husband present at home. The wife fired multiple shots at the man, who was wounded and hospitalized as police awaited word on his condition.
Muted testimonial from Mrs Warren of Emmitsburg Maryland praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for long standing backache and nervousness. She says the medicine improved her health enough to resume housework and she recommends it to friends. The notice invites others to seek advice from the maker.
An older medical ad or pamphlet extols a “Thin famous salts” remedy made from the acid of fare and lemon juice with lithia to cleanse sluggish kidneys. It claims to ease nocturnal urination, reduce bladder weakness, and improve digestion after meals. The author urges daily use before breakfast for several days to restore kidney function.
Senator Franco predicts favorable action on a $9 million measure to study influenza and prevent future outbreaks. Representative Foss backs a $1.9 million bill, arguing urgent government help is needed even with current low flu activity to avert a repeat of past deadly waves.
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