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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1918
Page
7
A citizen soldier letter appeals to the home front for constant streams of food care clothes weapons and equipment. The piece stresses the dangers of trench warfare and the duty of support from civilians to sustain the armed forces. It is signed by a National Draft Army citizen soldier.
Beaverdam News Letter reports revival meetings led by Toy Meaker and Ray Urteoll. Mrs. Mod and Smile spent time in Gerry with Gifford family. Mr. and Mrs. ThomasFullon improving health after daughter’s hospital stay. Hill Wave Messenger visited parents. Mrs. M. J. Buson Ware mourned death. funeral held near Waterford. Beaverdam Red Cross meets next Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Munk Smith. S. R. Lyons completed tire work.
The ad promotes Zemo as a safe, dependable treatment from The W. R ose Co Cleveland OH, claiming it relieves itching and cleanses skin. It promises disappearance of irritations pimples blackheads eczema blotches ringworms with a small amount applied as directed.
An English visitor argues censorship should not block wartime unity in America. The piece advertises Tonsiline as a sore throat remedy, urging readers to buy the hospital size bottle for 1.00 at drugstores.
A brief local item mentions the installation of a furnace at a residence and a visit by Paul Bacon to his parents Mr and Mrs M J Bacon. It also notes that Pitt Babcock of Wile Gosowa is seen with friends during the week.
A prison visitor consoles an accused man while the International crook laments overconfidence. The dialogue hints at clever detectives and a belief in the opal's evil influence linked to ancient superstitions about fire and Hades.
An advertisement from C. C. Babbitt & Son promotes Vinol as a strength restoring tonic. It asserts Vinol’s ingredients including beef peptones and citrate to boost vitality for all ages, offering a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
A misread fragment describes a military unit named the Death Company facing a perilous test. The text references a Meath company and a mission with high danger, emphasizing courage and discipline in a grim confrontation.
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