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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1918
Page
3
A health warning urges avoiding meat and cautions that salt intake affects the kidneys. It claims certain foods clog kidneys and cause back pain, urging readers to follow a simple daily table spoon dose of a remedy from Ay reliable sources, asserting safety and quick relief.
Moricca the repair man announces services for various household needs. The ad invites customers to bring items for repair and promises fair pricing and reliable service. Contact at 1171-2 N Cent Bell phone 91-R.
The undersigned, van Aarstofer, appointed administrator of Ringford Davis estate in Wayne Township Erie County Pa, invites all claimants to present their claims to the administrator or attorney, Kincaid & Kincaid, within the time specified for probate and settlement.
Notice announces an annual meeting of the Corry Mutual Fire Insurance Company at its office No 21 West Washington Street Corry on the 96th day of May at 8 oclock P M W Ed Marsh secretary read as written
A late closing notice outlines revised weeknight and Saturday timing for local services. Names listed include Med HA Ja gon Ronn Mt Melots J Decker Dar par Dan Zieh and others, indicating personnel or participants tied to the schedule changes.
Local store advertises special prices on mattresses and related services including refinishing and furniture care. Mixed legible items show discounts and brand names, with unclear items. customers urged to visit for details and exact pricing.
Readable fragments describe fashion notes on fall and winter styles with references to beam stations and popular items. It mentions breach of promise themes and European fashion changes while noting increased use of electric goods and power for daily life.
The readable fragments describe measurements, materials, and a request to call the office for details. Specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR. The notice mentions bolts, cherry and maple, per cord pricing, and logging work contacting an office for particulars.
A garbled dispatch from Churogold Margarine Store reports a disturbance or advisory involving G Emerson D C vihtroprastor with unclear timings from early morning to afternoon. The fragmentary text mentions hours and a location but lacks coherent details or names.
The International Motel once a landmark of Niagara Falls was destroyed by fire today. Damage estimated at 500000 dollars with insurance coverage. Firefighters from across the border aided Nogara Pall department as the blaze spread from the hidden hotel to the top story and toward the theater adjoining building. The hotel has a long history including visits by General Lafayette and Daniel Webster. it was rebuilt in 1845 after a prior fire.
Marta Texas June 9 reports say Mexican bandits attacked the Brute Ranch 33 miles northwest of here and as far from Valentino Texas. A cavalry detachment under Captain Carl with signal corps left for the ranch to investigate the raid. Additional troops were held in readiness to reinforce. Residents who faced Christmas Day raids returned after spending Valentine’s Day at the ranch.
Petrograd reports Bolshevik leader Troteky denounces German peace terms as hypocritical and unacceptable. Armistice outlook unclear as Russians protest Berlin demands and fear German tricks. US rail policy shifts under government operation prompt debates on compensation laws and service cuts amid broad party disagreement. Public notices describe ongoing passenger traffic discussions involving A B Smith Harvey James P Anderson and others.
Williamsport reports Lock Haven Milhall and Mamington suffer water and coal shortages as streams feeding the towns freeze and reservoirs hold limited water. Hospitals and trolley service are affected with fires unsuppressed and car operations halted due to the crisis.
A vintage advertisement promotes Cascaret Candy Cathartic as a gentle bowel cleanser for children and adults. It claims to relieve disordered stomachs, sluggish liver, and constipation without causing distress, selling boxes for 10 cents with full directions.
An ad claims corns and calluses can be removed painlessly by using a topical remedy. It touts easy relief, promoting a free sample and direct application with no soreness or digging. The copy references high heels and sore feet as context for treatment.
A vintage advertisement claims Gingerole as a wonderful ointment for sprains bruises bunions calloused feet and more. It promises instant absorption, quick relief from earache head yet toothache and neuralgia, with a money back guarantee and wide availability through F. Aman & Co. and leading druggists.
The document notes multiple lot numbers 475 and 586 through 687 in Corry Branch area Harriapay Mutuak. It states the property is called and now due and payable within 30 days from the date of Marauder and 64.115 Mf, centar. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
In Columbus Chronicles column, January notes a wee prayer meeting at Mrs. Savage’s home and mentions Burdette Howand returning for Christmas. Miss Belle Howard goes back to her work in Cleveland, Millicent Morrison arrives for a new post at the same job, Rev. Burnham attends a watch meeting in Gorty, Dr. Hornett called from Corry to replace Mrs. Walter Gasler, Minnie Covel and her mother in town for ten days, and Mrs. Winner mentioned in passing.
Maugater Violet of Newark spent a week with Mrs Matella Skinner. Mrs Eveline Weber’s funeral was held yesterday at her daughter Mrs A G Curtis home with Rev Woodard officiating. The Ladies Aid plans an all day Red Cross meeting on January 11 with Mrs Elmer Crosby hosting. Others visited the Bruyn and Sitler households and attended the funeral of Ming Ida M Teikay.
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