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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1918
Page
7
Emergency funds and safe daily savings discussed for banks and customers. The article notes maintaining a cushion in Certificates of Deposit to cover real emergencies and describes interest benefits, with mention of Warren, Pennsylvania.
Washington April 6 The Quartermaster survey seeks to map headship for rapid movement and supply. Officials warn of red tape while estimating 1.9 million or more troops needing clothing and equipment from U S sources and allied channels.
Klein warns of a potential potato shortage as farm output may dip this year. He notes rising prices and supply concerns despite a large market, predicting higher costs and tighter availability for tubers and related farm products.
Canton Ohio woman Marie Boyd shares that after two doctors recommended surgery she avoided it by using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She advises afflicted women to try the remedy before hospital treatment and notes success in enabling her to perform housework.
Warren April 7 report from the War Department confirms Charles P. Hickey, known as Kelly, a Warren and Clarendon native, was seriously wounded in action in France while serving with Company B, Sixth Regiment of Engineers. The exact condition remains uncertain.
Weekly report by Chairman Chiertes W Spimeur notes War Savings Stamps sales across multiple towns including Albion and Wattsburg. Describes totals and local participation, highlighting variability by location and week.
Franklin Newa-ranktin plans July Fourth festivities without fireworks amid mayor Emory's public declaration. A Chal Wort request to ban all pyrotechnics was backed by the State Fire Marshal and Mayor Brown, signaling a coordinated restriction for public safety this year.
A compressed excerpt notes Lifey Accident and Automobile Insurance and Carry General Fire entities reporting combined assets over 320 million dollars. The record includes a reference to M. F Coyle and Ball Pho 16, indicating individuals or offices connected to the firms.
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