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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1918
Page
3
Advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe gentle alternative to calomel. Claims include cleansing blood bowels and liver, avoiding sickness or bad taste, with a vegetable formula and olive oil. Doses of one or two nightly for a week. 6 and 25 cents per box.
A public sale four miles east of Columbus advertises livestock including cows and heifers, a veal outfit, hogs, 24 hogs, a pair of horses, farming equipment such as a mowing machine and wagon, hay and tools, plus miscellaneous household items. Terms require a 10 percent down payment with six month balance. Auctioneer listed as CARRIER.
Wartime exhortation urged citizens to endure sacrifice and sustain morale. It emphasizes personal courage, remembrance of those at home and abroad, and the duty to contribute to victory through perseverance and steady support for the nation as war drags on.
Community shoppers are urged to choose carefully this year as the gift shop at 124 Center Et wie unveils a carefully selected line of items. The article notes improved value and cautious curation, inviting readers to compare offerings and make thoughtful purchases ahead of holiday gifting.
South French Creek notes describe George Miupheey of Prodenia staying to tend his farm while Miss Pico of Jamentown resigned and Miss Dora Austin hired to manage remaining duties. Arthur Wallace reports health steady, and Don Hiney’s death is noted. Fred Wallace visits Clymer as John Creutt tends crops, with Grondy and Hilly Brown in town for business.
An odd patent remedy claims to cleanse the bowels quickly as a purely vegetable laxative. It advises taking one cup hot before bed and promises overnight relief from fever and bilious symptoms. The ad touts a generous package at a low price, urging weekend use for tired digestion.
Worcester resident Mrs FH Stone credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving debilitating monthly pain after doctors offered little help. The ad extols the remedy for displacements and irregularities and touts a child skin care product from The Comfort Powder Co. in Boston, urging women to try the root herb remedy.
Friday and Saturday at Shambaughs Swift Premium Oleo. Items include Swift Lincoln Oleo priced at 08 and assorted pantry goods such as peanut butter, soup beans, corn crackers, crackers, and Golden Sun coffee.
Milton W. Shreve, candidate in Crawford-Erie for Congress, spoke to the Erie County Republican committee about war ends and postwar settlements. He urged unconditional surrender of Germany, restoration of Belgium and Alsace-Lorraine to France, Italy’s restoration, and creation of independent Poland, Roumania, Serbia, and other redrawings in Europe.
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