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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1917
Page
3
A vintage ad-style exhortation describes making a lemon skin lotion from three ounces of Orchard White and fresh lemons. The recipe instructs extracting juice, straining pulp, and storing in a quarter pint bottle to apply daily on face, neck, arms and hands to whiten and soften skin.
Franklin June 11 a German man was arrested in Venanga county for failure to register. He admitted he had years of time and wilfully failed to register and was held for verification. Officers learned he found propaganda on a desk and prepared to register.
Warren June 11 The county sheriff announces plans to arrest unregistered men following orders from Washington. Deputy J McMewar and Sheriff DeForest traveled to Pittsburgh and met with District Attorney Lowry Humes. Registration officers will produce duplicate registration cards to cover all eligible men.
Physicians endorse Rheuma as a genuine remedy cost effective and quicker for relief. The advertisement claims Rheuma cures rheumatism by expelling poisons through the bowels and kidneys. A quoted doctor praises its formulas and recommends it for all forms of rheumatism.
An advertisement touts Caldwell Patent Lawn Mower Sharpnar attached to mowers. It promises even blade sharpening, no extra filing, and a satisfaction guarantee with a price of six cents. Local address listed at 125 Wright street.
The ad offers 80 cents per hundred for mixed iron and 1.50 dollars per hundred for rags. It references Brodykt and Adalat in the text, with unclear context about location or seller details.
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