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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1918
Page
7
An advertisement touts a panacea for rheumatism promising instant relief and long lasting cure. It asserts the remedy dissolves pain, improves mobility, and emphasizes a trial offer with a large bottle for weeks’ use. The copy urges readers to act quickly, asserting prior doctors failed and this product works without side effects.
Wartime advertisement from the Sarr Granite and Marble Works at 140 Maple Ave, Corny Bie, touts labor saving devices and low power gear to counter rising costs. It promises slight price increases over former prices but claims future savings will offset the expense.
For sale a variety of trees and plants including Norway spruce ornamentals and home grown varieties. Located in Corry, Pa near Carrier Hill Route b. Contact Leon Ty Moore for details and pricing.
Fragmentary notice lists services such as facial massage, shampooing, and railp treatment. Mentions an appointment at Bellohn 478 and references Ms Grizzle Bristow of India with unclear terms about gentle, nonven modalities and therapeutic care.
A historical account details years of severe eczema causing intense agony and repeated medical struggles. The narrative conveys the patient’s persistent pain, attempts at relief, and long struggle with debilitating skin disease.
An odd reader notice promotes a dubious topical remedy for corns claiming instant relief from dire treezone. It advises direct application to tender corn and urges women readers with high heels to try it, stating quick removal of soreness and a “freeone” compound. The piece reads like a garbled advertising fragment with uncertain claims and unsafe medical suggestions.
Readable text discusses reducing meat intake to ease back and kidney discomfort and mentions various health claims. Highlights urge to consult authorities, reference to acid buildup, kidneys overworking, and possible remedies or tonics, with warnings about safety and effectiveness.
In a humble parlor Eyes O Blue and Touslehead discuss supporting the Red Cross during the war. They recount Australia's bands of soldiers, suffering, and the need for money and supplies to aid wounded and children, noting savings withdrawn to aid the cause.
The article describes the Madison family during John Madison's absence in France. It notes his father and brother earned wages, his brother Henry helped with the family budget, and his mother faced hardship. Home Service aided the family, securing medical aid and funds to prevent destitution, showing the program's aim to support soldiers' households and uphold wartime duties.
The piece notes about 20,000 of the 80,000 registered trained nurses in the United States have enrolled as Red Cross nurses for frontline and support roles. It discusses mobilization targets for Army and Navy Nurse Corps, projected totals, training needs, and the humanitarian duty guiding women to support the war effort with courage and service.
The Spartansburg News Letter details May activities including a Talny men's League gathering with Good Roads committee members W. A. Baird and Prof. H. D. Davis, a graduation reception for the junior class at the high school, and social events at Morrines Hall. Also noted are a May meeting of the Luoke Chat at the Magonio Wall, a funeral for Mrs. Butt, visits from residents and relatives, Memorial Day planning, and a Baptist Church dinner with proceeds of seven dollars and some memberships.
An ad claims Neutron Prescription 99 eases inflamed joints and muscles with a week of treatment for a low price. It touts quick relief, a soothing effect, and claims to remove the cause, offered by Hill & Son in Corry.
P Morloca offers Philadelphia Leather shoe repair with a promise of longer lasting leather. Bring shoes to 117 North Center Street for service and delivery. Contact 1-R 117 1-2 North Center Street for repairs.
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