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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1918
Page
6
An ad describes symptoms of kidney stones and urinary trouble including backache and fatigue. It promotes Haarlem Oil Capsules as the remedy, claiming the medicine reaches the kidneys and fights infection. The copy mimics old era medical advertising with urgent tone and dubious efficacy.
An advertisement urges readers to ask their pharmacist for GOULD MEDAL capsules claiming fast relief from back pain and inflammation. It promises renewed health in hours and long term benefits with daily use, urging insistence on the original imported brand to ensure authenticity and savings.
Recruitment notice for female help at Acon work. Names Lester and H E Watreet, location Corry. Indicates position and contact details implied by the readable fragment.
At Atlantic Port on May 1 a French cruiser rammed the City of Athos, sinking the steamship en route from New York to Savannah. Sixty six aboard died, including ten men and two women passengers, seven U.S. Marines, and 34 crew. Captain Forward was injured and grief struck, while wireless operator C. J. Doherty perished at his post. Heroic survivors recount daring rescues, notably Harry Kevey of New York who saved four Moors from a capsized boat before others arrived.
Advert shows claims that porkola joly dissolves in the mouth to ease throat and lung troubles. It asserts rapid relief from bronchial constriction and open air passages, enabling easier breathing and restful sleep. Promote buying a small fur from the druggist with a money back guarantee if it fails.
Word from O11 City on May 2 reports that Donald T. Wright’s pilot license was suspended by the United States District Attorney in Pittsburgh. Wright, son of wealthy T. J. Wright, reportedly claimed deferred classification as a river pilot. Private citizens appealed, alleging Wright was employed by a newspaper and an oil firm last year, but the appeal was lost and sent to Justice Department officials.
An American nurse abroad describes her March 5 leave from Alençon to Paris. She recounts a crowded arrival, lost luggage, hotel changes, the Louvre exterior, Notre Dame, Luxembourg Gardens, and lengthy tours of churches, cathedrals, and the Tuileries. She details meals, YMCA activities, war-time disruptions, and a visit to Mary Antoinette’s palace.
Letter from CHAS. C UPON MLL, adv, dated October 22, 1917, describes prior illness and treatment, noting a gain of twelve and a half pounds, improved health, and no sign of dawn. The writer expresses gratitude and requests continued care.
A fragmented line notes that the public must be reminded what a business is selling and advertising next, emphasizing continued promotion and local commerce.
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