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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1918
Page
6
An old belief links damp cold with rheumatism, arguing the skin tightens in chilly air, forcing kidneys to filter impurities from blood. The text describes a home remedy involving water with salts and a plant-based infusion to promote kidney action and ease stiffness and pain.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a product named Perfect Carbon Remover and references to Biotan aria Renoret and engineers. The readable parts describe a car care product claiming to work while you sleep and to reduce repairs, with a price note around 248.00. The text is garbled with numerous misspellings and unclear entities.
Clarion county license court awarded 28 licenses to sell intoxicants yesterday with three applications deferred. Judges urged strict adherence to Federal regulations, warning failures could lead to license refusals next year.
An old advertisement touts Newtrone Prescription 99 as a cure for inflamed joints and muscular pain. It claims dramatic health improvements for rheumatics and urges sufferers in Corry to buy the 1.00 size from C. Babbitt & Sonady.
Franklin welcomes George Gould Jr son of a prominent New York financier arrives to begin employment with a local company linked to the petroleum industry. He arrives with his wife and plans to reside at the Park Hotel during his tenure in Franklin. He intends to travel to South America after confirming business details.
A reader recounts severe dyspepsia and constipation and claims Adler-i-ka provided quick relief. The statement asserts the product cleanses the entire digestive tract and relieves stomach gas and appendicitis symptoms, praising its fast action and the galley of home remedies.
The Columbus News Letter reports a Wednesday cottage prayer meeting led by Mrs Frank Emerson, local calls from Glenn Graham and others, and social visits. The item lists multiple residents visiting, hosting, or moving, including Ruth Carter, Gertrude Monney, and families from Warren, Jamestown, Curry, and Bear Lake, with a birthday party and a review of the Columbus Tent shop.
The faded ad from Morloca promotes a store offering leather goods and a lamp. It hints at a wheels of prices and a special quality for workers but text is garbled. It mentions Philadelphia leather and suggests bonuses for bulk purchases.
In February at Grange Hall CT young candidates were initiated into a mystery by Kerry Tent No 20. The event drew support from Sir Knights of Columbus and Kalehts donors. After a liberal banquet, Mrs Wranl Gordon and FC Westren felt effects of the illness, while others returned home with the group.
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