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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1918
Page
7
The article stresses ongoing need to rehabilitate soldiers returning from battle who are wounded or disabled. It highlights the goal of restoring function through surgery artificial limbs and vocational training to enable them to resume meaningful work. The photo features an inland soldier fitted with a prosthetic arm for lab work.
Cleveland reports six counties in the Fourth Federal District reached the Liberty Loan quota and earned honor status. Named counties include Ashland, Vinton, Franklin and Henry in Ohio, Hancock in West Virginia, and McCreary in Kentucky. Mrs Frank Kemartin named sponsor for the ship by Franklin county. Dorot Weir cited by Hancock and Myrtle Campbell by McCreary in Kentucky.
A fragmentary 1919 style note argues that peace will require financing just as war did, citing Secretary McAdoo and a looming loan. The text references monetary measures, timelines, and prolonged postwar costs, conveying the idea that peacetime funding follows wartime borrowing.
A fragmentary 19th century ad touts Sin-Cara ointment as a universal healer for injuries and skin conditions. It promotes the product as antiseptic and curative, crediting N. Ames and Co. and Thomas Downey with sales. The copy also mentions Sin-Cara Soap for babies and general household use.
An advertisement promotes Holly Cream Calm antiseptic cream for instant relief from head colds and nasal congestion. It claims to open air passages, reduce swelling, ease headaches, and restore breathing. The copy encourages sending a stamp to receive more magazine content.
Fashion notes describe two models with tailored serge gowns for fall wear featuring braid trim, embroidery, and padded pockets. The patterns, sizes, and prices are listed with waist and bust measurements plus transfer options in blue or yellow, offered by RoW Livermore.
Notice states an application will be made by O I Whisslock Charles Hummel and Wn Q Murray to the Governor of Pennsylvania on Monday December 2 118 by Act of April 20 1874 and supplements for the charter of Veaxs Beil Company engaged in manufacturing brass and grogons beds from wood or metal and wood products for all corporate rights privileges and incorporation as provided by the General Assembly and supplements.
An obscured health notice urges quitting meat to relieve kidney strain. It warns about acidic blood from meat, describes symptoms like back pain and frequent urination, and promotes an effervescent salt-water remedy as a safe, inexpensive treatment for bladder and kidney irritation.
Fragmentary notice urges safe home canning. It highlights sugarless methods and conservation guidance, with unclear contact details and dates missing. The readable parts emphasize simple steps and preserving food supplies.
The administrator announces a public sale in Waslington to dispose of heavy farm equipment, dairy cows, cattle, tools, wagons, milking gear, and household items. Auctioneer Mr. Powers of Red Crow oversees the sale with terms and paper requirements. Proceeds to be used per official order.
Wantington, Nov. 20. Food officials say beer production will halt by Dec. 1 as part of wartime controls. The move follows orders from authorities on how to allocate ingredients. Officials urge conserving food supplies and remind readers that fighting hunger supports the war effort.
A North East youth Merrill Morrill of Sarfl Furl died after an enemy aircraft attack during air combat. He was injured in the action and died later in hospital. His family learned of the loss as reports traced the incident to the battlefront.
In training at Camp Wheeler Georgia soldiers and observers discuss signaling from ground to air and the arrangement of shutters for word spelling. The improvised system uses visual signals to convey letters and messages during flight training sessions.
A fragment from Harper’s Magazine portrays Dorothy aiding a wounded soldier during wartime, telling him you saved your life and urging calm as she acts quickly in a chaotic scene. The text then shifts to other dialog about daily life and prices, reflecting hard times and social commentary.
A vintage ad copy argues plenty of exercise fresh air and regular hours guard against influenza. It warns that a cold can breach the defense and urges taking Cascara and Bounine remedies at once if illness begins.
A damaged fragment outlines coal consumption figures and wartime warnings. It cites coal tonnage, whistles, and averages to illustrate national energy strain and calls for conservation efforts, mentioning administration actions and public response.
Porter reports 199 automobile license applications on hand with Bisnks noted as current status.
A fragment urges readers to spread holiday goodwill by doing the next best thing for friends after Christmas. It frames acts of kindness as meaningful alternatives to traditional gifts, inviting practical help, shared moments, and warm greetings.
Readable text advertises a sanitary well ventilated room for private parties receptions or dances. It notes to arrange dates well in advance and claims the hall offers the longest and best Eler Bone Dance floor in the terms.
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