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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1918
Page
7
A testimonial from Mrs EN Hanlon extols Vinol as a cod liver and iron tonic that rebuilt a delicate emaciated child. The letter claims a big cough improved and urges mothers to try the remedy via Babbitt & Bon druggists in Corry, Pa.
Fragmentary OCR style writing presents scattered circus related terms and names. The legible portions hint at a jumble of words and phrases including references to elephants and stalls but lack coherent events, dates, or clear subjects to summarize a concrete news item.
Satirical diary style piece by John M. Siddall lampoons German leadership during wartime. The author mocks Wilhelmine rule, wartime shortages, and imperial policies, noting rationing, censorship, and public discontent while portraying a skeptical, weary American viewpoint.
The Great Lakes Naval Training Station photographs reproduce the Split of ’76 scene with modern cadets. Senior Bandmaster Richard Vainter conceived the idea after Arthur Rachet first class musician reported to the band. Rachet, aged four, has white hair and believes the war is distant. He enlisted in the Canadian Army but joined the U. S. Navy after the declaration of war. Photographs show Bobb, 18, and Leo N. Lyle, 28, among others moving with them.
Fragmentary lyric urging Liberty Bond purchases to support soldiers and war effort. Mentions defense against enemy, Army and Navy, and saving the shore. Appeals to readers to show dollars spent by returning service members.
A strong Pantera style poster titled Hat the Wan is drawn by Henry Raleigh for the Third Liberty Loan campaign. Five hundred thousand copies in six colors were printed for distribution. The composition relies on bold lettering and strong visual impact to rally support.
A 12 year old boy from Venango County disappeared after leaving home. Authorities conducted searches along Sugar Creek and nearby areas as villagers frantically aided the effort. Residents report concerns and vow to continue the hunt until the boy is found safe.
Pine Grove Cemetery Association announces a meeting on Monday May 1 at 8 o clock for general business including stockholder matters. The secretary invites all stockholders to attend and participate in an orderly meeting. Mayor U. Rowe signs as secretary.
A compact note indicates a shift of the window for specials to Magist Watch, implying updated timing or labeling for promotional items. The fragment suggests a branding or scheduling change without detailed specifics.
An advertisement touts Neutrone Prescription 08 and 99 as cures for rheumatism and related pains claiming rapid muscle and joint relief. It markets a weeklong treatment for one dollar in a local town through Bale bitin and Son, promising kidney cleansing and blood purification.
City of Corry invites sealed proposals for the construction of a sewer along West Street from Hing Street to near Waat Street. Proposals require bid bonds or cash deposits, addressed to the City Clerk, with bidder name and address. City reserves right to reject all bids. Core, 1918.
Workers report gains in efficiency and new labor devices cutting costs. The company touts advanced gear and lower prices compared with prior rates, highlighting improved earnings and streamlined production conditions.
Fragmentary ad notes brick block sale in Corry Pa with details: Nos 110 12 dollars 14 West Date Street front 190 feet deep all rooms appended inquire of A Marrn St James Hotel duper Stoes etc. partial names and contact scattered in damaged text.
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