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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1917
Page
3
Classified advertisement offering three pigs five weeks old and a Cyphorm 4 white Loghorn cockerels with records. Includes names John Dennon and Corry R. F. D. No 1w0b and references to egg production figures and breeding notes.
Wanted help wanted notices advertise earnings for newspapers and corset company work. Positions include delivery and light steady work with training, benefits and early morning hours offered by National Prov Bureau and Nu-Bone Corset Company locations Buffalo and W Main Street.
Embezzler Richwine, tied to the Reynoldsville Water Company scheme, was sentenced to a term in the Western penitentiary. He pleaded guilty to multiple counts involving about 200 000 dollars in Honda securities and agreed to restitution. A probationary period was discussed but the court ordered confinement beginning July.
A milk strike is planned in Frewsburg after the Merrell-Soule Company reportedly refused price terms. A Friday meeting of dairy producers formed aims to back a boycott starting Monday morning with a target price of 2.94 per hundredweight for October milk and 2.00 for November. About 120 to 140 members linked to the local league are expected to participate. some outside producers may join. About 200 area farmers supply the region through the league's network, with broader industry impact anticipated.
A known Ohio physician Dr F M Edwards treated many women for liver and bowel issues over 17 years with a simple olive oil based tablet. The product named Dr Ed Olive tablets claimed to stimulate normal bowel action, remove waste and toxins, and improve pale complexions, touting natural vegetable ingredients.
A fragmented local notice reports a goat theft or misplacement amid unclear directions and scattered phrases. It mentions an address and a Wednesday deadline but the exact names, places, and actions are obscured beyond recognition.
An aged ad copy promotes Cascarets as a gentle daily cleanser for stomach liver and bowels. It claims quick relief from biliousness sick sensation head fog and yellow eyes with a 10 cent box. Children enjoy the taste and it promises months of renewed cleanliness and a refreshed head.
Emorium Mills announces resumption of production to meet wartime munition demand. After extensive repairs the plant aims to produce 40,000 pounds of smokeless powder and 190,000 pounds of cotton daily within two weeks. Public plant output expected at 125,000 pounds daily. about 1,000 workers to be employed.
York Sept 40 WPourdan ora of the Thuatrin Workers of the World in the Bank were ureeate here early today on warrants from Chicago under blanket hadlhoe tank found again 160 pembera at WN organization. Those taken into custody were Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, Garfo Tresca, Antina Choy nit and John Datciesen. Tresca was conspicuous to the py font Masih jron wpe strike init nevoin and played a trading part. The four LWW workers will be taken to Ghtonge for Urial and extradited to the United States. They will be arraigned in the Watsl States Court tomorrow.
Fragmentary report discusses a harsh penalty for stealing in Central Africa, claiming cutting of the offender’s hands as a deterrent. The text argues that legal judgments hinge on intent and heart over mere physical ability, noting a factory-like view of punishment.
A state report by Dr George Boell executive secretary of the Board of Education shows Pennsylvania constructed 22 new school buildings outside Philadelphia and Pittsburgh during the year ending July 1. Projects range from under 100000 to over 400000, with total outlays near 7,323,504. County and district totals list numerous locales and costs, reflecting a robust school-building program.
Wastfield Sept 0 Weattivul n cilidens welcomed and entertained the second Contingent from Chattangue. The 68 men began arriving from Skyruda Mayville Ripley Glymor Hartfield Mroctanews villa Findlay Lakes Corry Stockton Portland Watts Flats Ashville West of the Heights as the last to report. They spent the time at the homes of relatives prior to departure.
A reader reports improved health after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier. She describes prior back pain irregularities nervous fatigue and poor appetite and credits the remedies with restoring her well being. The testimonial urges other women to try the products for similar relief.
An OCR fragment suggests a plan to improve public health through baths and natural remedies. It mentions aiding the ailing public by addressing the waste in the body and asserts medicine alone cannot unload or cure. instead natural means will help. The text is garbled and lacks clear context or attribution.
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