Tailored Suits and Coats Hit New Styles and Prices
Tailored suits of gabardines serges and silks mark the season with fresh models. Coats in black pekin beige tan and navy feature new collars and belt effects, priced from 10 to 30 dollars.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1918
Page
8
Tailored suits of gabardines serges and silks mark the season with fresh models. Coats in black pekin beige tan and navy feature new collars and belt effects, priced from 10 to 30 dollars.
Fragmented OCR text lists remodeling sale numbers and codes including 190 1,00 104 25 15 23 2 for scans. Appears as a damaged ad fragment with scattered figures and letters.
George Creel, head of the Committee on Public Information, declares the future will prove the government’s airplane program a success. He cites wartime production progress, claims factories are ready and aviation will boost national effort, despite skeptical critics.
A wartime report notes large numbers of American troops mobilizing for French service. Details are obscured by garbled OCR but indicate British coordination and a thirty day mobilization window. The piece references allied command and a push to place U S forces on active duty alongside British units.
An advertisement extols San Cura Ointment as a cure for running sores and skin irritations. It quotes testimonials praising pain relief, healing speed, and skin benefits, with claims of protecting against polio and offering a money back guarantee if not kept. It lists authorized distributors and price details.
An odd vintage ad touts a product called Hyomel claiming to kill germs and treat colds, bronchitis, and other ailments. It promises rapid results within minutes and sells a complete outfit with antiseptic and bottle, available through N. F. Algues & Go. The language and claims reflect earlier sensational medicinal advertising.
New Castle Pa April 8 Judge William B Porter of New Castle may be a strong candidate for the Republican nomination for governor of the state though he has not yet formally consented to run. He is backed by the dry faction and papers are in circulation with Porter’s name pressed for the primary ballot across multiple counties.
A fragmentary retelling describes a dancer mocked as censored by moralists, mentioning the Koochnay or Dance of the Leaf with references to harems and symbolic stripping amid a comedic critique of decorum. The text mixes lilting imagery with evasive innuendo and frontier slang.
April Warren and Walt Hormicn were among men arrested after a planned train wreck was foiled. Investigators say the incident involved a work train on a Fordline route near Purtiotown, with damages limited to a damaged car and injured two passengers. federal authorities continue probing the motive and affiliations of those detained.
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