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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1918
Page
6
Classified list of sale items includes a horse or lead, heavy sled team, double deck showcase, gool oak bedroom set, a few month old upright piano and a plat topics inquiry. Contact Everett’s Ricket Store, 718 W Main Street, or 1-Hit Bell phone numbers for details.
Cor N Center and W Washington Streets events unfold as residents attend services and meetings. Hospital visits, strokes and recoveries are noted, with family news from Youngsville and Warren. Local clergy, convention recommendations, and spring weather remarks shape the week's community bulletin.
Fragmented local notices recall funeral services and memorial tributes for Wilhiuny Wadd and others. The record lists attendees including Mr and Mrs Hert Wade and several neighbors, with mentions of Union township residents and a student Wilkin Balbir Civil Gites and Mie Hugwaind returning from Martetin to attend college.
A long price list highlights canned goods, teas, coffees, spices, dried fruits, oils, sardines, salmon, beans, vegetables, soup mixes, toilet papers, soaps, laundry items, beef products, cough syrups, pills, cigars, vinegars, kerosene, and more. It notes prices reflect left column averages, right column sale prices good until Thursday February 7th, with $5 free delivery and a push to shop early before war restrictions. It ends with a note on sugar and war-era rationing.
Concord items note William Aton returning from Camp Wincock with visits to relatives in Wisconsin. A birth announcement to Mr and Mrs Stine Wa is mentioned among local notices.
A Cincinnati authority promotes treezone as a remedy for painful corns. A small amount, applied to the afflicted area, purportedly dries and shrivels the corn without harming surrounding skin. The claim notes low cost, broad effectiveness, and even targets women with high heels.
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