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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1918
Page
5
A garbled ad style notice promotes a bronchitis and asthma remedy. It promises fast throat relief, opening air passages and ease of breathing, claiming many users improved and a money back guarantee if not effective. The text includes nonsensical names and misspellings typical of damaged listings.
A fragmented 1918 style report covers Warren council actions, county statistics on hogs and heap values, and civic updates. It notes Warren officials weighing a potential stance on opposing governance, layoffs in a machine shop, and a police-led inquiry surrounding a missing person. It also mentions property sales, a sanitary detachment command change, and flood debris along a creek with ice and wreckage downstream from a mill area.
An advertisement claims San dose ne provides quick relief from itching and skin irritations including acne eczema and pimples. It touts an antiseptic, non greasy formula that cleans and softens skin, with an extra large bottle priced at $1.00 or 35 cents for standard. The product is promoted as safe for tender skin and unscented by the E. W. Ros Co. Cleveland Ohio.
The column lists a real estate handover to John Sullivan and wife at the South Center Street home, theater readings and kids’ events at the Alic Public Library Lyceum on Feb 27, and a New Process Company appointment for war-time clothing work at the Warren county arsenal. It notes a U.S. Food Administration license, a tomato and pasta factory incident, jobs and miscellaneous notices, with a mix of sales, hospital entry rules, and local rumors about supplies and summer clothing contracts.
Promotional notice claims Lavontik and Lavoptte washes cure painful eye strain and inflamed eyes. Describes a man cured after two applications and a woman helped after one wash. Patent guarantee offers a small bottle with benefit in every case, by Thomas Downey, druggist.
OCR text presents a jumble of product names, prices, and quantities without coherent context. It reads like a store or catalog snippet listing items such as tin, corn, flour, cabbage, potatoes, cleaning powders, grinding table meat, and beverages with scattered numbers and labels.
Fragmentary notices report births to Alfred H. Barlow and Mr and Mrs William Locke of West Washington Street. Also listed are a labor volunteer update from Edgar Thone’s group and an upcoming Lyceum event with Variety Four performances. A death on a train near Hailey, Mercer county is noted with burial in Erie pending. The be
Rev L L Pickett, famed temperance orator, will talk on February 28 at 8 15 PM in the Presbyterian Church. He helped lead the South dry movement and will discuss The Slage Devil and How to Kit Him. No admission charge. free will offering requested.
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