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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1917
Page
3
After a hard day, exhaustion and restless nerves plague many. Golden Lax tablets claim to calm the stomach, clear polionic matter, and purify the body, inviting peaceful sleep and renewed appetite by the next morning. One or two tablets reportedly aid rest. available at druggists.
Fragmented text from Columbus Chronicles mentions government investments, thrift stamps, United States War Savings, and registered stamps. Details are unclear due to OCR damage but indicate a wartime savings program with stamp issuance and registration.
Do not give up if someone says you must die. Learn what you can do for yourself and seek practical steps to improve comfort. The text argues there is no magic cure and urges informed action rather than passive reliance on doctors or experts.
The fragmentary notice records a yesterday afternoon event at Mr Churvl with about fifteen attendees. It mentions Mr and Mrs Bratt Brown Esther Parker and a few building items tied to Market Street Tealdenta. Min Boa Hudson is noted as recovering or moving to Clymer with help from Mrs Trdia Fox and Miss Maw Twird. A cemetery auxiliary meeting is postponed to the first Wednesday in January. meeting place to be announced.
Mrs Grizelle Bristow announces in a smile driven ad that facial massage services are now available at The May Fee Cure Hell. She promotes soothing treatment, convenience, and personalized care, inviting readers to call for appointments.
A fragmented summary discusses changing weather and wardrobe shifts. It notes woolen abandonment, a review of upcoming styles, and mentions tailored garments sold by clothiers, with references to tartan plaids fading and urban use rising for warmth.
An ice wage agreement between Granite Cutters Union and the Manufacturers Association extended for five years, now set to break on April 1 1918. Wages and prices are expected to rise afterward. The Sture Granite & Marble Works in Corry Pennsylvania invites orders for spring set work during April or May.
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