Rex Theatre Flah Travel Ristivany Alasia Cult Says Tot Of
Fragmentary OCR note records a local theatre named Rex Theatre and mentions Flah travel and a group or cult called Alasia with a quoted phrase Tot Of. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1918
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR note records a local theatre named Rex Theatre and mentions Flah travel and a group or cult called Alasia with a quoted phrase Tot Of. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
An old advertisement lists prices for various wood products and cords, including beech and maple, with rates per cord and per word. The note mentions no bolts taken and invites readers to send for particulars from Chale Co.
An aged home remedy promotes Sage Tea with Sulphur to darken gray hair and restore luster. The advertisement touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as a natural, easier alternative, claiming gradual color deepening after one or two applications and a younger appearance.
In Hartisburg on January 20 Secretary of Agriculture Martin urged farmers to sell the 1917 wheat crop not needed for seed to support the nation. He estimated over one fourth of the wheat value remains with farmers and warned of a shortage, hoping sales would proceed promptly to prevent longer delays.
Fragmented text discusses health issues in women and ideas of restoration through herbs and tonics. Mentions suffering from derangement and weak vitality, with references to remedies and a product called Minkhem's Vegetales Coin.
A wartime style advertisement lists discounted grocery items with per unit and per can prices from coffee to canned salmon. It notes prices are valid until Thursday February 7 and urges customers to check items, bring this ad, and spread to neighbors. It warns sugar and flour may be scarce and not advertised due to government rules.
Fragmented obit notes the death of Senator Hughes of New Jersey. It mentions a San Anite context and references his service and dates around the Spanish War era. It hints at political roles including United States Senator, a Democratic primary, and leaving daughters. the text is garbled but preserves key entities and events.
In Newaygo Michigan a worried mother describes her weak emaciated child improving dramatically after Vinol, a cod liver and iron tonic, and urges other mothers of delicate children to try it. The testimonial from Mrs E N Anton endorses the product, noting the cough reduced and the boy built up, with Babbitt & Sam as local druggists promoting the tonic nationwide.
This piece argues fertilizers maximize wheat and crop yields when conditions are near perfect. It compares fertilizer to a strong team of horses, stressing organic matter, drainage, proper handling, disease and pest control, and adequate quantity and correct analysis to boost profits and ensure successful harvests this year.
Special prices on mattresses and upholstery services including refelting refinishing packing and crating offered by C. J. Rupp. Bell phone a08- R No 0 B Waah eg.
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