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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1918
Page
5
Winger and Williams list Naptha soap products including Bard Fels Naptha and Ivory Shales careenpe, with ten bar units available. The market shows ten bar packages from B and G Naptha Soap and Star brand options, reflecting curbside shop pricing and catalog entries.
Local society notes list Carl Smith visiting on business from al vial and Warren, Miss Marriot Apniatromstis returning from Buffalo with friends. Several residents, including Mrs Margaret Moukitharie and daughter, Mr and Mrs Henry Kepple, and Harrison Keymle, arrive home after wintering away. Mentioned are Wordy trips to Olean, Erie, and Augusta, with draft examinations and shipper postings noted among the community records.
An old advertising blurb extols Mustarine as a rapid fix for cold feet and winter aches. It claims to draw out inflammation, relieve headaches toothaches and earaches, ease chest and pleural pains, and end various pains overnight, touting a yellow toxin version as the original home booster substitute.
The editorial argues America must keep all industries active for both war and peace. It warns against hoarding or idle labor, urges munitions and essential goods production, and stresses maintaining circulation and exports while avoiding wasteful austerity. It cites McGarran of the Medicines with Metam Bank of New York and stresses government work for all workers until full employment returns.
The St Paus Ladies and Minsion ary Societies met for an afternoon of social ministry. Members enjoyed tea, music, and dancing after a well attended gathering, with Red Cross work and charitable planning discussed for the season.
The funeral of dl. Huckutor was held this afternoon at the home of his daughter Mrs. Clirenre Kirsch East Virwsant street. Rev. Wenton Mal conducted services at Taul's Lutheran Church with Rev. Ro. Fouthe of the First Mi. Church assisting. Interment was made in the Lutheran Cemetery with relatives as hearers.
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