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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1918
Page
7
A garbled ad style fragment describes a skin care lotion or cosmetic product used for tanning removal. It mentions Orchard Whitey, a lotion, and a fragrance applied to the face and body, with uncertain details about availability at drug stores and a shop counter.
The readable portion shows a garbled device of words, references to H C L and money saving, with many misspelled terms. No coherent event, names, dates, or places form a clear news item or outcome to report.
A brief note outlines a three month shorthand program led by Toush and Bol Lomah Shpulami with Fodulo G monthave, inviting calls for enrollment or more information about the root method and related workshops.
A fragmented wartime letter from a farm wife recounts travel to a city, train delays, and daily work. She describes scenes of war impact, visits to neighbors, a funeral, and reflections on life, with personal notes about kin and routine tasks amid upheaval.
A garbled account describes fatigue, a woman consulted about health, mentions of Phosphated Tron and Water, a test by a group, and a reference to a child’s appetite and a 4 dollar threshold. The text lacks coherent events, names, or dates.
A brief notice indicates higher prices persist for rubber, iron and metal in Goluthua area. It notes ongoing payment of top rates despite shifts and mentions one unnamed employee. Local trade activity and market concerns appear in fragmented wording.
A Granham Abreol, NOMA Site resident recounts severe rheumatic symptoms and breath issues. She explains how a new regimen and therapy helped reduce pain, improve sleep, and restore mobility, enabling her to return to daily activities and social life.
Local society items recall visits by residents to Concord and Hortonsville, a Friday church gathering, and a Saturday event with refreshments. Proceeds from a woven lace sale totaled 24.04 dollars with additional contributions. The funeral of Mrs Mary Tuts Wont is noted, with services planned at Pine Above Cemetery, and several families travel to nearby towns for services and social visits.
A garbled diary style page recounts a journey through Wyn Nower, with aunt figures, school tensions, and a mix of names such as Yenuttaie Hake, Kin SF Wonka, Lenore, and Aunt. memories of trains, tunnels, village life, and a search for meaning mix with disjointed scenes. The narrator reflects on energy, warmth, and family dynamics amid unclear events and scattered dialogue.
A wartime appeal urges families to support troops by sending letters and care packages to improve morale. The Civilian Relief Service and War Department note officers tally letters from home, warning desertion risks rise when soldiers feel neglected.
An ad advertises Freezone to remove corns without soreness. It touts ease of use by applying drops to the corn and removing it by hand, claiming quick relief and no irritation. The copy references Cincinnati as the genius behind the product and implies availability at drug stores.
The message urges the public to understand clearly what your business offers. It emphasizes straightforward advertising and removal of confusion in presenting products or services to customers.
Five persons died and four injured in a Kane auto accident on Fraley Street near Overhuid when a car failed to stop for a pedestrian. An engineer used the emergency brake to avert a worse crash as the vehicle bumped the curb and skimmed the edge near the sidewalk.
Ad promotes two internal remedies claiming to remove rheumatism and neuralgia. It touts a “Prescription 3” method and “Prescription 99” as quick cures with claims of restoring energy and easing pain. Distributed by C. G. Babbitt and Son in Corry.
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