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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1918
Page
2
A fragmented wartime editorial debates conscription and marriage roles in the United States and Germany. It argues about how marriages affect military service, taxation, and loyalty, noting Chicago and other cities' efforts, with strong opinions on patriotism, gender roles, and global power dynamics during World War I.
The author argues wartime and government control justify rising passenger and freight rates. Rates rose due to living costs and government operation, not private management. Costs have steadily climbed over years, with mismanagement and official salaries blamed, while federal power under wartime needs is deemed necessary.
Erie officials announce Clarence R. Cummins appointed manager of the Holy Exposition. The 118 show will run during the week of August with board directors confirming the management decision at Saturday meeting.
Mrs. Grizelle Bristow oversees facial massage dhampooing and spa treatment with full conveniences at the Hay Rest Cure. Bell phone 878 for appointment.
Du City officers arrested George McKay and Richard Pardee after a tip led to discovery of several cases of whiskey hidden in yards. McKay confessed to carrying a box on his back and claimed it held coats but police found bottle cases of whiskey. Pardee denied knowledge, while McKay implicated Pardee as the lookout and inspector.
A West Philadelphia man Josea Yost of 81 Addison Street recounts a health arc from stomach pain to regained energy after taking Tanto with medical guidance. He credits the treatment with steady weight gain and renewed strength. The tale cites a doctor and a local merchant, 6 O Babitt & Sou, selling the remedy.
The annual meeting of the Corry Hospital Association stockholders will be held at the hospital on Wednesday evening June 5th, 1918 at 8 oclock. F A Loveland serves as president and H Wright as secretary with others named.
Fragmented ad promotes Hall’s Catarrh Medicine claiming internal and constitutional treatment. Offers one hundred dollars reward for cure failure and cites J. Chenay & Co Toledo as manufacturers. Includes garbled terms and misused medical phrasing.
Reports say a man named Frye poisoned spring water at multiple farms in Obiny township, allegedly seeking revenge. A posse captured Frye as villagers feared lynching. authorities arrived and forced him to sample the water as proof, while hunger and fear spread among residents.
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