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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1916
Page
8
A Cleveland physician introduces a whipped castor oil jelly flavored with orange and lemon to ease administration for adults and children. Marketed as Cab Mom-Moll, the preparation aims to ease constipation and stomach issues, gaining physician endorsement and wide availability through drugstores.
Warren June 20 Colonel David Gardner named Marshal of the Day to lead a public farewell as Company 1 mobilizes for Mt Gretna. Windsor named Chief of Staff with Lyons and Wheelock among aides. Escort to include Red Cross Spanish American War Veterans Boy Scouts and Woman's Relief Corps. Stores may close an hour Saturday morning for flag display by households.
An 1880s advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy requiring constitutional treatment. It asserts direct action on the head and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease foundation and strengthen the patient. A $100 reward promises a cure as proof of the medicine’s efficacy, with testimonials and mail order details included.
An item from a ladies furnishing store highlights striped and plain silks with attractive colors and various shapes. Handles are elaborate and prices range from 1.50 to 4.00 dollars.
Petrograd reports a year into prohibition, vodka scarce and price restricted to the wealthy. Wine remains available under tight rules in some hotels, while public intoxication dwindles and holiday downtime hurts productivity. a Tula factory cut lost days from 600 in three months of 1914 to 49 in 1916.
Washington reports plans for an aggressive campaign to begin immediately under newly elected Democratic national committee chairman Vance McCormick. He met with President Wilson and key cabinet members, including McAdoo Tumulty and others, to discuss strategy and mobilize support for the 191? campaign.
McCormick declared he would devote all time to the Democratic campaign, urging unity within the party. He predicted bright prospects for victory in November, said plans were being shaped, and that he expected to engage the President in a few days to organize the effort.
A fragmented OCR line references troops, regions, and protection, noting organizational actions and regional defense. The readable text names no specific people, places, or dates, presenting a vague emergency or mobilization cue without clear details.
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