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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1918
Page
2
Fragmentary text discusses wheat and bran as roughage in animal feed, mentioning daily raking and hay, with references to Cory Mowe and various terms. The passage lacks a clear event or identity and reads as a garbled technical note on fodder preparation.
Franklin Feb 4 A New York Central freight train incident left Frank W Photias eight years old among bystanders fatally injured after a fall from a window as the locomotive passed at Franklin Junction The crash led to his death minutes after admission to the hospital despite rapid ambulance transport and medical care.
The Home Garden issue explains how housewives can aid the war effort by conserving food. Howard Home of the Food Supply Department details steps to save and support victory, with a second Home Card issued and a recipe book to be mailed to pledge signers in Philadelphia.
Wartime notice urges Wheatless and Meatless rules to conserve scarce foods. Eat less wheat and meat, use alternative grains, fish and poultry, and save fats and sugar. Keep pledges, avoid hoarding, and report discouragement of production to local food officers.
United States Food Administration urges Americans to cut consumption to feed Allies and troops. It argues production declines in Europe and neutrals, rising shipping and fertilizer shortages, and insists individual sacrifice is essential to win the war. Every saved pound supports the army, Allies, and neutral nations, with priority on keeping food available for Americans only as needed.
In Drie a sensational pursuit ended with the capture of Bodner after a street gun battle with police. Detmoon Polipaman Ben Cromberlain and Foun Boduera Shiv aided the arrest, Bodner wounded and under heavy guard. Chamberlain and Brugger helped subdue him before officers took him to the station amid a growing crowd.
A vintage ad copy touts Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh and nasal congestion. It claims a small bottle clears blocked nostrils, soothes inflamed membranes, and brings instant relief with a fragrant antiseptic formula. The copy references head cold symptoms, hawking, and a refreshed nose after application.
Sherman N. Wehorty states Mohawk Condensed Milk Co has acquired a former Mayville plant from the Suples Milk Co of Philadelphia. The Supples will continue operations for the Pennsylvanian pint trade. Mayville plant overseen by Whitey, with expansion and possible sale to Birmingham. Summerdale facility closed. shipments diverted to Mayville or Birmingham.
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