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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1917
Page
3
Grocery ad notes price cuts and stock on items like flour beans sardines and apples while urging buyers to shop March values. It highlights lower wholesale costs elsewhere and promises money back on unsatisfied purchases, urging customers to stay with Woods Stores for value.
Local ads advertise low March prices on a range of goods including canned foods oats lye and cocoa. The notice promotes Holland bacon pork products and other staples with promises of warranted quality and notable savings, urging shoppers to visit the store.
A report from Espojo Texas details an investigation into German officers and civilians accused of desertion and wartime plots. Officials say letters from German relatives appeared friendly but were scrutinized by experts. Authorities note possible ties to Carranza officials and Villa era German agents seeking to aid Mexico and Germany.
A March 14 explosion at the Solvent factory of the Army Explosion Company in Imperium Witollays demolished the plant and killed all six men inside. Simultaneous fires and a cabin storage collapse complicated rescue efforts. Names mentioned include Poroman Smith, John Sanford, Athert, two brothers named Ritchie, an Italian known as Gabele, with many details unclear.
A letter from Harvey Hlubr of Jersey City recounts how Ban-Cha Ointment cured blood poisoning after a leg amputation and saved his life. He claims the ointment halted gangrene and discharged doctors' cautions. He asks permission to publish and notes distributors and ordering details.
An old fashioned patent medicine ad touts a corn remedy called Kie Vie Vie. It markets quick relief and claims extensive endorsements and nationwide sale through Chicago based firms and retailers.
In New York, March 1d, the National Conference Committee of Balls hye warned against a sash movement that could spark a national railroad strike. W. G. Jee, president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, said the brotherhoods backed demands for a shorter workday and overtime protections, aiming to revive last December's terms.
One $28 single harness for $20. One $80 rubber harness priced at $29. Two rubber tarnesy sets at $1.40 each. Heavy harnesses at $2.29. Stable blankets and coats, trunks, suitcases, and a leather desk chair. Living rooms for rent April 8. Contact W Brown.
An OCR ad promotes Golden-Lax tablets described as a convenient stomach medicine. It markets forty tablets per carton and claims easy pocket storage and quick effects with dosing hints. Suppliers listed include Amnhand Co. and Thomar Downey.
A paymaster for a New Jersey company was killed by bandits in front of the Rich factory on East Utst Street, Cleveland. Nathan Malperon was critically wounded, Mowrey and Cone land survived as robbers seized a bag containing 5100 and fled in an automobile after a fusillade of shots.
Clean March 14 the spara or Hiducation committee is considering increasing teacher compensation. Some male teachers, two college graduates, earn less than the chief janitor, and women teachers from other towns face higher board and room costs. Superintendent Batcheller reports rising living expenses and that the school lost fourteen members who moved to more lucrative positions in other cities.
Quick relief from constipation promoted by Dr Edwards Olive Tablets no calomel used. Olea olive hue tablets soothe liver and bowels without forcing unnatural action. If you have dark mouth bad breath or dull stomach take one or two at bedtime. 25 cents per box. All druggists sell them.
Local residents shared time with friends and relatives across Clymer Sherman and North East. Visitors included Mrs Donna Austin Mrs Joh Benpink and Mrs Clyde Courtright while Mr and Mrs Saxton hosted twenty friends with refreshments and songs.
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