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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1918
Page
7
A garbled promotional page touts topical remedies for burns cuts and bruises. It names products such as Han Cuvit Sat Cura Ointment and Sat Cura Soupie claiming swift relief and a money back guarantee. Promoters Ames and Co. and Thomas Downey back the offerings with dubious efficacy claims.
Diverslabor on Warren water lines at Warren Vatue Company faced blockage near the intake, with crews unable to reach the pipe from the ply or Glade due to wood debris. The team planned night work and expected a marine pressure relief move to restore flow, while officials warned of possible further delays and emphasized safety.
Fragmentary OCR text appears ineligible for a clear event. The fragment references a host, a ball, and a sequence of incomprehensible phrases. No identifiable people, places, organizations, dates, or concrete actions are extractable to form a coherent news item.
Distorted memo from tax officials discusses payment methods for income tax, noting checks and money orders, the need for receipts, and concerns about cash handling. It emphasizes documenting payments and avoiding missing remittances while warning taxpayers about proper remittance forms and proof of payment.
News on Lusitania salvage plans with proposals to recover cargo and treasure from sunken vessels after the war. Quotes from RoI Dave Is and Salvage companies discuss lifting bullion, silver, and other valuables from wrecks off the Irish coast and capsized ships.
A fragmentary early verse ponders the questions people face as tasks are done and roles tested. It asks who can answer with a steady eye when the busy marks and duties are finished.
Sumertown residents report a city council meeting on March 4 to review the Wogan situation in Faunadstown. The group recommends nine men for the benefit of the service and to hold a count forever at Clay with Thomas and Woeynwntl.
A vintage home medicine ad describes a “Strait laxative” and California Syrup of Fige as remedies for a sick constipated child. It urges gentle, thorough care, warns of dangerous dosing, and promotes the syrup as a safe, tasty aid to bowel movement after meals or when the child is irritable or feverish.
A Pennsylvania Gas Company consultative group studied options to secure adequate city gas. They weighed building an artificial plant at Winterat, augmenting current supply, and alternatives including a plant on the city line or at the source, with cost estimates ranging up to about 1,000,000. The committee sought government tests showing natural gas efficiency and heard Weymouth outline building costs and production plans.
In a plea for aid the Red Cross requests cardboard or pasteboard boxes and woolen materials to support surgical dressings. Residents are urged to contact local volunteers, with Beil 156 ft. Hecgane of lake or Mr George TH Hon worth, and to respond by the coming week as they hope to distribute boxes through Tayor by eat ing.
A vintage medicinal note promotes a hot tea remedy for colds, using Tamburg Brean Tea called Hamburger Brust Theo by German speakers. Mix a tablespoon in boiling water, drink as needed for feverish symptoms, claiming it clears pores and loosens bowels to drive out the cold.
An old time pain relief ad promotes a 35 cent bottle of “Bt Tacobm OIL” to ease backache limbago and rheumatic misery. It claims quick, local application will end soreness, stiffness, and limpness with a penetrating oil. Repeated promises urge relief by rubbing into the sore area.
Fragmentary text discusses inviting opportunity and trade, noting readiness for each chance. Ambiguous lines mention doors, appetite for business, and a playful yet unclear promotional tone. No clear names, dates, or places emerge.
Jamestown attorney, born January 27, 1875, died suddenly at his home after heart trouble. A prominent Democrat and law graduate, he practiced in Jamestown and had strong ties to the local legal and political community. The funeral arrangements were not immediately announced.
Official notice from Howard Heinz as Federal Food Administrator for Pennsylvania urges households to report flour on hand, limit purchases to 49 pounds and 30 days supply, and file immediately with the County Food Administrator. Penalties for hoarding can reach 40,000 dollars plus two years imprisonment. reports help avoid search and prosecution.
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