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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1918
Page
7
Fragmented passage describes vitality linked to blood health, sleep, and diet. It mentions iron, oxygen delivery, and energy benefits claimed by a product or regimen. The text references age, age-related vigor, and lifestyle advice without coherent facts or verifiable events.
Clay Superintendent Oy by Willatt Aw received a letter from Armen Achotte Supt Mia County Division of the United States Toy Working Reserve asking for help in organizing a boys reserve program. He requests the name address and occupation of every boy ages 18 to 22 in the district along with housing and feeding facilities for groups of 12. The note emphasizes disciplined training and practical work supervision to benefit the community during wartime mobilization efforts.
From druggists at 35 cents or one dollar for large size, Zemo is recommended to remove eczema and stop itching. The antiseptic liquid cleanses and soothes skin, healing sores burns and chafing. The E W Rote Co of Cleveland endorses its effectiveness.
A government push led by the Secretary of War seeks to recruit adaptable young men for service. The plan calls for teachers and superintendents to oversee recruitment drives as statewide enrollment begins March 14. Eligible ages up to 21 include those meeting basic requirements, with a focus on broad participation and nation wide mobilization.
A garbled note mentions the Sea bey Boys work reserve and asks for names of applicants for the reserve, along with director, documents, and fees. Enrollment offices remain open, with cooperation from the Jerry Pennsylvania Committee of Public Safety and local public safety authorities.
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