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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1918
Page
3
Night classes will end Friday night May 3 and no night students will be accepted after that date. Day enrollment remains limited to 30 students total and all instruction is individual. Cash in advance enrollment at $55 is withdrawn unless already enrolled. $65 weekly or monthly payments will be used in the future in Corry schools.
Pimply skin can improve with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. They cleanse the blood liver and bowels and act as a safe calomel substitute. Purely vegetable with olive oil, available in 10¢ and 25¢ boxes at all druggists. Take one or two nightly for a week to feel and look better.
Classified notice sells Norway spruce for hedges and assorted fruiting plants including blackberries and strawberries. Home grown stock from a local supplier lists various evergreen and fruiting varieties with contact details for inquiries.
Inquiry of A Harris notes a brick block in good condition with frontage 58 feet on Miam Street and depth 100 feet, Nos 110 and 172. The notice mentions property runthd and a St James location with lot number 4191.
A copy of a thin American newspaper published in Italy arrives with section one noting Bishop Israel of Fir Ma in America praises U S war efforts. The report highlights his address to American soldiers and his reflections on the war’s impact on service members and morale.
The residence of James Mulvihill in Titusville was destroyed by a chimney fire discovered shortly before midnight by Leo Madden. Madden woke William Mulvihill next door as flames swept the interior. neighbors escaped with help from firefighters who saved furnishings but smoke and water damaged most of the interior. Losses are not yet estimated. Mulvihill had some insurance.
Lt Colonel Richard N Grilithy commanding an infantry unit was killed by shell fire in Meardy as he emerged from a dugout and a German shell exploded nearby. Lieutenant Colonel Aristinson with the Fourth Termesser volunteers and Thirty-seventh volunteers served in the Spanish American War and as a major in the Philippine constabulary. He was appointed war in the national army after leaving the British Army. His wife was a Red Cross nurse.
The Cutter Stock Co opens a two week engagement at Teex Theatre Monday with a cast including Winifred Lambert Ruth Leighton Lucia Blais Moll Lowise Starkins Witton Nunn John Brook Fred Weston Bett Williams. The opening play The World and a Woman by Nelson Compston promises heart interest and light comedy with a strong company. Prices range from ten to twenty cents with a special drag store sale.
Fragmented obituary notes J Kennet Winter a noted drigeln of Hyigheatite near Williamcport. Father James S Winter of See nil street Hivehenville suffers health decline and kidney issues. His heart weakness, pain, and feeble appetite are described as doctors weigh hope and treatments.
Warner McCray confined by rheumatic attack. Mrs We, Hanumagit Fie day and others attend a plunke. Remains of Mew Vujenly Me Oray reach Gerry Monkey. Interment at Convord Center Cemetery. Funeral services for Mabel. Al fills white Heath to be held Friday. Local visitors noted at Lovell Station.
Rheumatic remedy advertisement claims quick relief from rheumatism with a claimed universal cure and urges purchase from NOI Ayes & Co. It cites disease as a powerful enemy to conquer and mentions a Mr. John Burhorst in Lars Arle with vague testimonial.
Notice lists a moved address to Columbia Avenue and urges buying Liberty Bonds. It promotes standing for democracy, selling second hand bags, and remarks about paying high prices for rags rubbers iron and metal. Contact Baytman Bell at phone 1844 for filing.
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