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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1918
Page
6
Doctors claim a person with a strong nervous system controls happiness and can be drained by overwork worry and thoughts. They warn that nerves weaken energy and mood, urging iron and phosphorus nutrition and a phosphated tonic to restore vitality and calm. Sold by Corry by CO Habptit & Son.
Fragmented rental ads list Puratahed rooms at 128 Maple Avenue and a suite for rooming on the third floor near Bah bila Dawson Bros. Also mentions Purished rooms with Dut at 26 Woat Church near the post office and a warehouse room inquiry at Heath Way. The text is garbled and partial.
Moored on Columbus avenue I still pay top prices for rag a barre iron and metal Also second hand bags I employ no peddlers Call before netting L G Bartman Bell phone 184s 4-19t
A historical health pamphlet promotes internal sanitation by drinking hot water with lime stone phosphate each morning and using a limestone phosphate drink to cleanse the bowels. It argues that regular internal cleansing prevents poisons and toxins from entering the blood and stresses the importance of outside bathing versus inside cleansing for overall health.
A fragmented, early 20th century style text discusses walking as exercise from New York to Chicago, weighing walking as a useful activity for housewives and hinting at energy conservation with an electric iron. The passage blends slang and questions about preferred walking methods and timing.
July 1 Fredonia reports a major fire at the Prine Preserving Factory destroying the facility. Passengers arriving by morning train described a disrupted journey as water and steam hindered firefighting efforts. limited safety gear and equipment hampered containment.
Wattshure July 16 residents visit kin and friends across region. Mrs Barat Warker of North Hust visits son Willy while Miss MYMotL of Clinton City calls on local friends. Swanson family of Kennant Washington travel via Jamestown to view vehicles and visit Mrs Parker and Lynn. Mrs Parke hosts a meeting with attendees including Mrs Shutte at Hannoronle. Wattsburg Lady Aid served refreshments. Numerous locals travel for visits to Ashtabub and Aradfort while Miss Martha Dewelang and Miss Appha Tracy serve as government postal workers at Waechimetons.
Local market ad promises no charge for delivery and credit on goat purchases, claiming it is wrong to charge buyers. It touts low prices on Quaker meat and corn, with offers on white and yellow corn, onions, and produce. A Saturday special highlights sugar, plants, and various produce items, inviting shoppers to Wood's Concord Street Market in Warren, Pa.
A Portsmout h Ohio reader praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for irregularities and pains, saying it restored health and is the best remedy for women's ailments she has seen. The letter urges other suffering women to try the root and herb remedy and offers personal medical advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts.
Soni Prinidh created a lively note on community happenings. Mrs J A Johnson and Sindy visited, and plans for training and job changes surfaced. Leonard Granly’s family prepared for a move, while Charles Pettingill’s family planned a Thursday morning trip to South Dakota for the goas several months.
The Corry Board of Commerce and Industry invites all members and local autoists to attend a meeting Friday evening July 12 at Bowlock. Members are urged to be present and newcomers may join as associates. Attendance promises work and benefit to all involved.
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