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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1919
Page
7
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets described as mild but sure laxative for liver wellness. The ad touts substitute for calomel, claiming no teeth harm, gentler bowel work, and relief from headaches and dullness related to constipation. Sold as five cents a box.
An old formula hair darkener Wyeth's Hage and Sulphur Compound restores natural color to faded gray hair. Apply with sponge or brush, strand by strand, to darken and add gloss. Not intended for disease treatment.
The ad describes a comfortable riding frock in gray tweed with black satin trim and a Georgette crepe vest. It lists fabric yardages including 8 yards tweed and 2 yards 40 inch taffeta plus a 27 inch watt, designed for a 44 inch bust. Sold by R F Livermore complete with price 25 cents.
Public sale of Boal Estate belonging to the City by order of the Connell of Corry on April 9 1019 at 2 PM. Auction includes parcels along Main and Liberty Streets formerly known properties, with terms of sale on delivery of deed.
An air accident near Bandy Lake and Volklaut Tuddas involved a Baker form crew. A plane toppled a Haver during an attempt to sortid one way, causing damage. The craft was shipped to Clivelanil for disassembly.
A confusing fragment notes a bed fire causing fatal burns with references to a person named Carlson and a cigarette. The text mentions April dates and several names, but details are garbled. The item appears to document a fatal incident from a house fire linked to smoking in bed.
Sergeant Theodore Petersen of the 11th Field Artillery earned the Medal of Honor for conspicuous bravery near Peronne in March 1918. He directed medical aid under shellfire, comforted wounded, and continued aiding others despite mortal wounds, dying on the way to hospital. His mother Mrs. N. J. Petersen resided at 08 Central Avenue, Oshkosh, Wis.
Sergeant Mestrovitch of the 11th Infantry died in action at Pis inette France on August 10, 1918. He crawled through heavy machine gun fire to retrieve and tend to a wounded captain, carrying him to safety and administering first aid. His home was listed as Freshy, Illinois.
Classified advertisement fragment lists items for sale with names such as Janis Nelson and Leo, various cars including Bludebaker and Ollie, plus horse related notes and a B12 shot reference. Includes vague locations and exchanges but lacks coherent details or complete items.
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