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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1918
Page
3
An old notice promotes a corns remedy sold by Ames Co and Babbitt Co as the world’s best corn remover. The ad urges avoiding painful handling and touts a supposed miracle treatment available through Lawrence & Coy and other shops.
An ordinance approved by the City Commission on November 4 1978 enacts fire safety and rubbish disposal rules for Corry. It requires inspection by the fire department, bans embedding waste or flammable material, imposes penalties up to 200 dollars for violations, and directs removal of dangerous deposits within five days of notice.
The recount shows Beshlin losing the congressional race amid a heated campaign by the Republican ticket. Victory for the party solidifies support in key districts, with Whe vicrory noted as a major outcome for allied candidates and party leadership.
A Sunday statement from the city health office reports a postponed lifting of the smoking ban after a morning inquiry. Dr. Wright and Dr. Hover discuss potential clarifications while the order remains in effect and the public awaits a decision.
PM notes from Clymer report McCray family improving after twins birth and long illness. Mrs LB McGray and Tran Stohnseh visit, others plan on farm work. Nave returns to Clymer for winter as Tryin Lagtere shows slow recovery. Tom Towinkle helps farm. Tevin Legury shot. Fred Wallnen and others in Olympia.
Notice records the sale of the Palm Cafe to Robert Patterson. The document names Woleht as donor and references a payment arrangement with Cleve and Mary TS, dated around October 20, 119.
A fragment warns dangers after Spanish influenza and grippe urging blood-iron phosphates as a tonic. It claims Phosphated Tron builds strength, aids digestion, sleep, and color, and promotes safety for recovering patients. It notes capsules available from O. Babbitt Son and reports local hospital and camp linkages.
An ad touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a natural way to darken hair, claiming gray strands disappear by morning with regular application. It emphasizes ease of use by dampening and applying with a brush and notes the product is a cosmetic, not a medicine.
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