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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1928
Page
8
A disjointed wartime scene unfolds with American doughboys and German troops in close combat. The narrative traces hand to hand fighting, bayonets, knives, and gritty trench clashes, detailing wounds, cries, and a tense firefight as soldiers struggle for control and survival amid chaotic melee.
An improvised night siege unfolds with German troops attacking a hedged position. Commands along the line fray as wounded lie among the debris while officers debate next moves and whether to risk another confrontation before dawn.
A new shade MELLO-GLO face powder from N. Beams & Co offers durable wear resistant to sweating while leaving skin hydrated and smooth. Promoted as a French Process powder, it promises a beautifying finish with a rosy glow and minimized pore appearance.
February 1 event features officers election and business on reorganization. J H Dunitrey to preside with J Ry Helsenheim to discuss building on farming progress and potato spraying. Nicholas M Schmit and H G Niceley will speak on legume production and overseas agricultural conditions. Dagmar Wallf to meet rural women on kitchen programs.
The Baptist Brotherhood of Corry held its monthly meeting at the home of Ma and Mrs. Monroe on East Pleasant street. A brief business session was followed by a program by the Brotherhood quartet and a one week comedy, with Lloyd Thomas Willard Ones Bruce Thomas J Rickers Melvin Thomas and Fred Miller taking part. Refreshments were served and praised by the society.
Preparations are complete for a special D A R meeting at the Brokenstraw Chapter home of Mrs Tha King at 2 30 this afternoon. The program committee includes Mrs Mary Phelps Mrs Ella King Mrs Joain Newton and Mrs B C Barnes. An extra offering is planned and members are urged to attend.
An advertisement touts a skin treatment combining sulphur and menthol as a rapid cure for pimples blackheads eczema and sore skins. It claims lasting results in two to three days and promotes Rowles Mentha Sulphur as the remedy, offering samples and urging readers to try the product through their druggist with no coupon.
Wyeth Chevalenf Co advertises a free sample program at 678 Madison Ave New York City Department MGSIR Marine Free Sample of Men tho Sulphur offers a free trial.
W Watson of Soiiin Kas buys a life income policy for 10000 to yield 150 a month. He says he expects to live ten more years and thus recover twice his payment if correct. He does not bet. his father lived to ninety three.
At the Ridgway west meeting a new police chief will be elected to fill the vacancy from D R Lobaugh's death. Many applications are expected. J Holmnburg, a present officer, is supported by some. Reports of other applicants emerged but were denied. The town council will face a busy first meeting to decide on a candidate.
Warren woman Mrs. C. B. De Long of 12 Central avenue was bruised when her car was struck by a vehicle driven by Henry Fisher near the Pennsylvania railroad station Tuesday morning. Patrolman Lowrie Utler reported the incident to the Warren police. De Long was taken to Warren General Hospital with a bruised shoulder.
A fragment advertising Burke's Liver Oil tablets claims to help pale thin children by increasing red blood and vitality. It markets a sugar coated tablet form, promises a 1000 dollar refund, and mentions a large yearly revenue from classified ads.
Meadville club notes show Carter Hill and speakers preparing for a meeting with topics on club ethics. The column lists attendees, local venues, and related social news including weather and community mentions.
The Vewrans or eare Bulling Association sponsor an oyster supper and dance at the club home on West Washington Street Thursday evening. Proceeds go to the building fund. Supper tickets are BiIe each and service runs from 5:80 to o'clock. Kimmer's Serenaders, a four piece orchestra, provide music after the meal.
An old medical advertisement touts ox gall tablets as a liver stimulant to cleanse blood and improve heart and kidney function. It claims modern habits strain the liver, causing high blood pressure and other ailments, urging readers to buy Divxel ox gall tablets for 26 cents each at druggists.
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