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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1919
Page
6
In a period advertisement, the copy promotes Phosphated Iron capsules claiming to restore youth, vigor, strength, and vitality. It targets worn out individuals, urges medical supervision, and lists O. Babbitt & Son as distributors with emphasis on capsules only.
Advance information shows only four parties will be entitled to nominate at the next statewide primaries. A dozen years ago minor parties such as Washington Bull Moose Prohibition and others faded after not polling enough votes to form a separate organization. The fall primary is Wednesday September 17 and the general election Tuesday November 4.
City building on Franklin Street new library entrance hosts tax payment hours. Pay 1918 city taxes before penalties accrue at the City Treasurer window 124i, with hours same as city hall operations.
Kane reports Penny laid off additional workers as the railroad yard shifts reduce staff. Erle, Peb notes cost savings of 25,000 dollars, with war service coden and freight trains moving from Kane division. The shift affects Roioye Bel division and Renown with Eric to be altered.
Puzzle-like ad copy urges quick relief for corn pain using a product named Got s. The text promotes removing the corn while warning against delaying treatment as pain may worsen. It imitates old style advertising language with casual quotation marks and emphasis on relief and safety.
Readers report confusion over wartime recruitment and job retention in the city. Residents allege that missing workers were conscripted or persuaded to stay, while others claim long-lost laborers returned only to face new demands. The situation highlights strain between employers, families, and authorities as March approaches.
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