100 Pair of Grey Blankets Sold at Subject Prices
A local listing shows 100 pair of grey blankets offered at two dollars each with next season pricing noted as three dollars, indicating a planned price increase.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1918
Page
6
A local listing shows 100 pair of grey blankets offered at two dollars each with next season pricing noted as three dollars, indicating a planned price increase.
Classified text lists potatoes for sale at 1.50 per bushel from Arthur L. Davin Corry B D No 3 a Burrows pool table and farm tools at 1418 North Center Street Ball phone 5441 a registered Percheron stallion Keno No 114583 black four in June price 400 full brother to James Colegrove Empire Will accept a good horse or team in part payment John Crandall Jamestown N Y R D 82 adv ink is
A Corry housewife's harsh illness and recovery are described in a tale of despair and renewed hope. The piece notes a heavy emotional struggle and a family impact while referencing a miraculous improved condition. It mentions a cousin in California and a humorous surprise remedy.
Misread dispatch reports locate American soldiers missing after a western assault. Prisoners include Sergeant Badger W. Halyburton of Stony Point North Carolina and Private Daniel B. Gallagher of Boston Massachusetts with several others captured in later actions. Also noted are one or more wounded and a death reported in the incident.
The text describes indigestion caused by hyperacidity and suggests remedies including soda salts and a tonic diet. It references stomach fermentation, heartburn, and relief claims. It mentions Thine pvnrylitne and Salts made from grape acid combined with sodium phosphate as inexpensive cures used by many for stomach troubles.
Erle February 4. Mrs Jugeman burned from head to toe while thawing water with a torch at her home. Neighbors aided after she cried out. She was brought to Homot Hospital in a dying condition. She is the wife of Fred Jugeman and mother of seven, including Charles Jugeman a fireman at engine house No. 2.
Fragmentary OCR describes German internees at Fort McPherson Georgia converting huts into a toy factory. The passage references internment conditions and the unusual use of a camp facility, but many words are garbled and unclear.
During late December 1917 freight embargoes halted phosphate rock shipments from Florida. The policy risks closing fertilizer plants nationwide and undermining wartime food production. The article urges immediate action to secure spring supplies and unload shipments to sustain agriculture and the war effort.
A Corry citizen testifies about kidney pain and backache. The ad promotes Donis Kidney Pills from Ames Drug Store, claiming relief after trying various medicines and citing Mr. Fisher as a reference.
Outskirts of Nedjet see a death caravan unpacking bodies for burial. They fear crude embalming methods may spread disease in the dry desert air, doubting whether their techniques are safe or effective for preservation.
A damaged OCR fragment from a newspaper page shows an address and company name with garbled lines. It mentions a location in California and a business line that resembles a real estate or storage firm. The text is incomplete and difficult to parse.
Fragmented ad copy lists items like bolts rivets beveh butternut inch beech and magile with a price of 4.00, promoting a repair service and shoe facility. Mentions Corry Chale Co and Nas charge of our white department tied to a factory center.
Brief, unreadable OCR fragment mentions U. S. PA near fro and ity dl with no clear event, date, or identifiable entities. Unable to extract a coherent report or action from the provided text.
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