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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1917
Page
7
An advertisement extols Rheuma as a quick relief for rheumatism, claiming natural methods and endorsements from a Dr. Lygua. It praises the formula, asserts superiority to common treatments, and encourages sufferers to try Rheuma-adr.
November 29 deadline for subscribers overdue over 12 months risks dropping from the mailing list. Few have not paid in the last ten to twelve months, and per regulations daily mail delivery cannot continue without yearly payment.
Public notice warns all creditors and heirs of the estate of Badlé U Burnedal deceased to present claims and demand payment to the undersigned in care of the law office In the Horn Wudinky. Rob't J. Osborne, attorney in West Pennsylvania, publishes Nov 23, 117 Bxr and W23-80.
London reports Lieutenant Patrick O'Brien of Momence Illinois, a U S citizen serving with a British flying unit, escaped German captivity by leaping from a speeding train. He then avoided capture for 72 days, endured electrocution danger, and later contacted friends and officials about transferring to American camps.
A historic sales notice promotes Mother’s Cookers offered to housewives in homes not yet supplied, tying eligibility to users of Mother’s Oats or Pettijohn’s. The ad touts oats as economical, complete, and nourishing, urging purchases next week and highlighting price savings compared with other foods. It lists several Corry Pennsylvania grocery locations for the offer.
A wounded airman named O'Brien escaped a German train prison camp after being wounded at a convoy stop. He hid for twelve days, crossed fields and canals through Belgium and Luxembourg, then reached the Dutch border before contacting an American in Britain.
Fragmentary passage describes an unnamed man's uncertain journey through Dutch territory and a night in a hay yard before meeting a British consul at dawn. The text hints at a transport arrangement and a connection to someone named Landon.
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