Judlelois Advertising Hands Road to Fortune
Advertising agency Judlelois hands the road to fortune with a new campaign. The move signals growth as plans roll out across key markets and clients seek stronger brand impact.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1918
Page
7
Advertising agency Judlelois hands the road to fortune with a new campaign. The move signals growth as plans roll out across key markets and clients seek stronger brand impact.
Condensed report to the Comptroller of the Currency lists totals for goods delivered free life and money savers, with figures for cash on hand and various adjustments. The record cites a March 4 date and presents multiple numeric totals, including 396,057.15 and 680.48, reflecting financial activity at the bank.
The notice warns householders not to buy more than 49 pounds of wheat flour or stockpile beyond a 30 day supply. Report all wheat flour on hand to the County Food Administrator and urge neighbors to do likewise. Penalties include up to 5 000 fine and possible imprisonment. Blank forms unavailable. mail or deliver reports to the County Food Administrator. Federal Food Administration for Pennsylvania.
The Hoy Scouts of Trop Ony show strong progress in a stamp sale fundraiser. Scoutmaster Rav C. E. Wentward reports several named contributors and amounts raised, with many totals listed.
Trial unfolds before Alderman Bunce as steward of Wicely faces charges of selling liquor to minors and aiding Honor’s organization. Witnesses describe club operations, board setup, and membership, with emphasis on alleged illicit activity and payments. Decision pending after testimonies from Boner prosecutor and several members.
Virginia Pearson War faces blocking by Fox as an event titled Stolen Honor is disrupted tonight in Ausnee U-tonight. Organizers urge attendees to arrive early for entry and to anticipate changes.
The Uninn Guild will meet Tuesday evening at Mrs Hew F Stan s home supper at 6220 Nelson and members will view the Dolginn baubles and cuttings for the Red Cross Misa Nellia H Lounebury presided at a Women s Fenofll Association meeting in Carnegie Mall Pittsburg pledging 100000 in Th erry Ronda yielding 490060 In all pledges Warren Chronicle Mrs WW wal ehairman Dadier Auxiliary of Corry Widlal planning May Party for May 1 at Stain Amery The May Party long a prominent event Mrs T F Willams entertained guests at Park Pike Park Ave The day marked the flag anniversary for Mrs CC Seloy and company she received a potted plant and record The Reader will meet Monday afternoon with Mrs Wight parliamentary drill postponed from Kiwt week Red Cross work to follow The 21st birthday of Charles F Hall celebrated with friends East South Street yellow and green decor A hymn court Humetoon presented a dish of gifts from his mother and many congratulated him.
The House passed the daylight saving bill by 302 to 10 and sent it to the President. Clocks would move forward one hour at 2 a.m. on the last Sunday in March and back one hour on the last Sunday in October each year. The measure has been adopted in several countries and governments debate further steps.
A scrambled fragment references ABEJA and unnamed figures in a tale of clandestine dealings and manipulation. It hints at power plays, strained marriages, and dangers of coercive influence, with mention of a "Weak will" and a dubious method described as electrical in a troubling social web.
The notice asks about available rooms or property to rent and invites potential tenants, noting a straightforward ad approach. It mentions selecting a suitable wood tenant and outlines intent to advertise current listings or opportunities.
Floodwaters fall in Franklin as 10 oclock reports indicate danger subsiding, sparing residents of the tower district after water blocked streets and rail routes near Dig Rock Bridge and Pennsylvania station. Cranberry residents escape via Dredindburg road amid rising Allegheny River floods from heavy rain in Western Pennsylvania and New York.
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