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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1918
Page
6
Tex 29 1918 notice from Golumbua Pa by F G Emerson D C A Chiropractor claims no surgery or medicine required. Health restored with hours 2 PM to 6 PM and 7 PM to 8 30 PM. Ambiguous text notes treatment for malnourished or malformed condition.
Washington February 26 President Wilson raised the government guaranteed price for the 1918 wheat crop to 2.28 per bushel in a primary measure. The move fulfills a congressional demand for higher prices and aims to stimulate production and prevent the crop from being held back during the harvest period. The action signals a broad effort to aid farmers as wartime needs persist and transport and distribution concerns are managed nationally.
An advertisement from Thompson Medical Co and agents N. F. Awes and Co promotes San Cura Ointment as a powerful remedy drawing out poison, healing wounds, and treating eczema burns and other ailments. Testimonials from D. B. Dutton of Titusville Pa claim rapid relief after twenty four running sores and swelling. Also promotes San Cura Soap for skin irritations and a mail offer.
Mrs John Hogan of Bridgeport Pennsylvania reports relief from chronic stomach weakness after taking a medicinal product named Tanline or Tapline. She credits improved digestion, reduced headaches, and renewed energy with no lingering bloating or insomnia, praising the remedy as remarkable.
Notice announces applications for police department positions in Corry City. Applications available at the Civil Service Board office in City Building after February 24. Filing deadline February 28. Examinations held at the Civil Service Board office in City Building. By order of Civil Service Board member Kilvehld.
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