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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1918
Page
2
$100 reward offered by GRENEY & CO for proof Hall's Catarrh Medicine fails. The ad claims the medicine cures catarrh by cleansing the blood and mucous membranes, supports constitution, and builds up the system. Proponents invite a list of testimonials from Toledo sellers.
The government issues a sweeping order limiting per family wheat flour purchases and dictating quantities for households and food outlets. Officials claim the measure aims to curb shortages and ensure fair distribution across Hawni, Howe, and surrounding regions while monitoring city kitchens and public eating houses for compliance.
An old health ad touts Tehepmie as a wonder cure for rheumatism. It claims fast relief by removing toxins through the bowels and kidneys, with endorsement from a physician named Dr. Syd and a physician’s cautious investigation backing the method.
In a public wartime message Howard Irvin urges retailers to limit flour to oneeighth of a barrel per customer and prohibit unequal cereal weights. Bakers and grocers should not raise Victory bread volume, and wheat purchases should not exceed 70 percent of the prior four month average. The drive calls for wheat export restraint and coordinated distribution to support allies and civilians.
The local railway division saw reduced business with shipments diverted to the main line. Government control limited winter material movement, engines removed from the division, and crews reassigned, though overall manpower and operations remain steady.
An old advertisement touts a mustard plaster called Mustarine as a fast cure for lameness neck ache toothache and chest pain. It claims to draw pain from the body within minutes and markets itself as affordable for families and children, with references to grandma’s remedies.
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