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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1918
Page
4
Fragmented text shows a mix of local notices, classifieds, and brief mentions. It references Conewango Valley NY housing ad, a Salé-Large eight room house, and various names, stores, and public notices. Odds and ends include a social item, a hotel kitchen girl note, plant shop offerings, and Easter children’s shoes.
The page blends community notes from Union City with assorted ads. Items include job inquiries and personnel changes, church holy week mentions, a Tuscania passenger rumor, local sales and groceries, household listings, and obituaries notices among market and store promotions.
The note describes distress over marriage strain caused by persistent quarrels and seeks a remedy. It mentions sleeplessness and fatigue linked to nervous unease, alongside references to iron and vitamin supplements as possible supports. The language suggests a promotional or opinion piece urging relief through specific tonics.
A jumble of ads and notices includes a Cascarets promotion urging regular bowel cleansing amid other colorful items. Local society notes report deaths, hospital reads, a railroad charity drive, and various sales, with brief mentions of individuals and businesses in the area.
A message from Adjutant General McClain reports the death at sea on March 18 of Robert H. Titzel, brother of Mrs. Frink Fortnoy, as war data reach Centerville. His older brother also died at sea on July 19, 0007, three days out from Fries.
A wartime relief update notes 1775 articles shipped by the Red Cross 1.77 percent good 1730 pounds total. to be renovated and repacked overseas. The Traction building RoVtaawarters hosts ongoing drop-offs on Tuesdays and Thursdays 2 to 5 for clean wholesome clothing. Citizens praised for generosity and the merchants and local printers thanked for boxes caps and support.
An old fashioned mustard plaster substitute called Begg's Mustarine is advertised as a fast remedy for sore throat and chest cold symptoms. The copy touts strong yellow mustard without substitutes and claims relief from headaches backaches and coughing in minutes.
The family expresses gratitude for the kindness and sympathy shown during the recent bereavement. They thank those who attended the funeral and sent tributes and express appreciation for the support from community members and families who have moved into the city.
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