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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1918
Page
8
Squeeze juice from two lemons into three ounces of orchard white shake to a quarter pint of freckle and tan lotion. Apply daily to face neck arms and hands to fade blemishes and soften skin. Available at grocers and drug stores.
A fire at WG Palmer Inc in Oliver Street Tonawanda destroyed the war plant used for packing crates for government shipments. Officials believe incendiary origin. losses around 40000 dollars. Fire spread quickly after 6 am with night watchman just leaving. two hours later the mill lay in ruins. Vigilance measures were already in place due to prior near misses.
This notice outlines a home remedy for catarrhal head pain and nasal congestion. It suggests a double strength preparation with parning and hot water, claiming relief from head throbs and stopped up nostrils. The text also mentions a milk proportion and a supplier in Ames.
Harrisburg May 2 Auditor General Snyder refused to honor warrants for pay of Representative Joseph J Phillips of Clearfield county while serving as a clerk in the Highway Department. One warrant was cashed by the attorney general's department. Phillips did receive money from the fund.
A bold claim that outrageous ads build fortune points to a trend in new business growth. The article argues sensational promotion fuels expansion and attracts customers despite skepticism.
The article reviews the Pennsylvania Democratic nomination scene, noting Joseph T. Guffey’s expected bid and the weak support for Bonniwell of Toquolotta. It cites Donnelly and Brennan backing Guffey and details the pro liquor and Prohibition tensions shaping the May 21 primary.
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