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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1918
Page
6
Robbers broke into MT Hauek and Sons store in Fairview in the early hours Sunday, stealing clothing valued at 400 to 170 dollars and $10 from a cash register. They departed leaving a partial clue and classified clothes by size, taking large sizes while leaving small ones behind.
State police warn that a robbery was discovered and that further clues had not yet been found as of last evening. A cleanup of the camps is planned tomorrow in hopes of locating the involved parties.
Mrs Graf says Vinel cured her bronchial asthma after years of weakness and fatigue. The ad claims Vinel is a constitutional remedy containing beet liver extract iron and manganese peptonates and multiveerophosphates, with further promotion by Babbitt & Son druggists and a skin care product duxol Saly.
Della Thompson urges readers to support war bonds across all fronts including pantry and pocket book battles. She emphasizes unity and hard sacrifice to lighten the load for troops at the front and to prevent more deaths, urging public action and continued effort.
A patriotic call asserts that all Americans contribute to the war effort by supporting Liberty Bonds. It argues money flows to the boys, funding clothes, blankets, equipment, and weapons, as civilians, workers, and the home front unite to defeat the "horrid monster" abroad. Every buyer fights, differing in sacrifice, yet all contribute to victory.
Mrs Fr Moffatt of Monsant Street describes years of back pain from lifting and strain. She says after trying various remedies she found lasting relief with Doan's Pills, taking only the first box and continuing use, and now keeps Dow's on hand for any signs of trouble.
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