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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1917
Page
3
Readable segments show various rental notices and sale offers. Items include rental ads for apartments and rooms, a concrete mixer for rent, piano sales, colt and horse listings, wagons and farm equipment for sale, and job wanted ads seeking workers and secretarial help in Corry Pennsylvania.
Local society page outlines upcoming gatherings and readies a schedule of family events. Names of attendees include Mrs Hoaverdam and Mr Mulvtv with several others from the City and surrounding areas. A church program, a market day, and a classroom event are noted along with volunteer participants and hosting locations.
An early 20th century notice urges community support for Red Cross Week. It highlights enrollment drives led by Mrs Munyorth and a committee, calling on both men and women to join and donate. The appeal invites participation from local residents, stressing charitable service and wartime duty.
An advertisement promotes Rheuma as a fast remedy for rheumatism sold by N. F. Ames & Co. with claims of safer natural action and quick relief. A physician allegedly endorses the formula as superior to common treatments and urges readers to try Rheuma for all forms of rheumatism.
Advertisement style piece urging purchase of United States Liberty Bonds. Mentions C. Babbitt and Ben ad agencies, Gov. Cox, and patriotic messaging encouraging readers to buy bonds to support the war effort. Includes a testimonial tone about health benefits and a call to sing My Country ’Tis of Thee on the way to the bank.
A call to support the war effort through Liberty bonds urges readers to purchase bonds today. It frames democracy as needing financial backing and positions bond buying as a civic duty to sustain wartime action. It emphasizes immediate participation and patriotic duty.
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