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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1919
Page
2
The fragment shows advertising rates and filing notes for the Cony Evening Journal at Garry Pa. It lists prices per copy, weekly delivery terms, mail rates, and line insertion charges, plus general department copy guidelines and order processing.
The report highlights the American Medical Corps achievements in World War I, noting superior medical care, epidemic control, and civilian aid. It cites quarantine measures, specialized hospitals, and sterilized camps to prevent spread, with figures suggesting far fewer typhoid deaths than in previous wars and estimates of massive avoided casualties. It emphasizes discipline, preparedness, and the broader civilian impact of military medical science.
The article surveys medical work during war, noting reduced disease and mortality due to improved sanitation, ventilation, and anti-mosquito campaigns. It highlights typhoid prevention, malaria reduction, and better ward conditions, with data on deaths among enlisted men and the expanding medical corps and support services. It also discusses rehabilitation efforts for wounded personnel and the lasting impact on civilian medical practice.
Notice shows Warren A. Streetie arrival in the Traction Building with hours in the schedule. The document lists weekday cross hours, indicating stock and hazard groupings, and a weekly meeting on a Wednesday. It reflects elevated fuel costs affecting operations and timings.
Cottage prayer meetings are listed by ward with addresses and leading names for October 22. Attendance figures show First ward 75, Second 118, Third 118, Fourth 9, Union church Friday 8 p.m.
A memorial tribute recalls 19877 American Red Cross nurses who died serving in the great war. The article honors their sacrifice with references to Jane A. Delano and nurses buried worldwide, including Jessie Baldwin of Summerville, Pa, as a period service marks the 19 877 nursing deaths. A silver star stands for the fallen and a national service honors their memory.
An advertisement claims a two week program can restore sturdier digestion and a healthier appearance. It markets Mideng stomach tablets as easy to swallow, promising weight gain and relief from belching heartburn and sour stomach with a money back guarantee. The product is sold by Ne MC Amee & Cov and various druggists.
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