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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1918
Page
6
A newspaper ad markets SERGES in blues browns greens and whites at 65c per yard and 75c for Orma weave fabrics. It promotes 54 inch Manish Serges at 1.75 and curtains including voile options with hemstitched lace edges, priced around 1.50 per pair, noting bulk quantities and stylish models.
The Corry store advertises gas ranges at 20 dollars with four holes and 18 inch oven, a white bed frame with National bed spring, and a wool mattress set priced around 12.77 to 10.78 dollars. Includes multiple house furnishings and savings highlights.
A partial notice mentions R. E. Palmer Co. located at 100 E Main St with a reference to a sale or transaction and to W. F. Barnett. The readable fragment lists addresses and names but lacks a clear action or date.
Wartime efficiency drive aims to curb labor and material costs by adopting labor saving devices. The note says prices are offered with slight advances over former costs, claiming savings are justified by wartime conditions and future prospects.
Fragmentary military note describes Annamese forces advancing through wire in Southeast Asia near a Sayfet Thde-Chitay region. Report mentions Allied effort to resist aggression and defend France’s colonial interests against Goruanss.
A wartime draft drives mass mobilization while a major dam project progresses. In Minnesota and neighboring counties the draft, special exemptions, and local upheaval mix with plans for a reinforced power dam and related engineering work by Lumpe’s contractors.
Five people died and several were injured as a tornado swept across parts of northwestern Ohio early in the evening. Property damage ranges from one to five million dollars with barns and outbuildings demolished. The storm crossed Van Wert County and weakened as it moved toward Indiana, with limited additional damage reported.
A Kansas twister swept through towns including Van Wert, Middlepoint, Napoleon, Holgate, Findley, Tiffin, and Napoleon causing farmhouse wreckage and business losses. Dozens dead or injured as roofs and roots of structures were torn away.
For all purposes we can charge and care for storage batteries with better facilities than ever before. Cells repaired by experts.
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