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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1918
Page
3
The report shows September imports at 202,100,000 dollars, up nearly 24,000,000 from September 1917, and exports at 450,100,000 dollars, up 100,000,000. The total current month trade reflects gains over the prior year with substantial increases in both imports and exports.
A fragmented report traces a historic influenza wave and its evolving naming. It warns of masks of disguise, outlines symptoms, and lists remedies and public advisories, highlighting fears of a repeat epidemic and the social response.
The report lists casualties among the Athertown Expeditionary Marines including names such as Harley, Harvey, Hormik, Falwant, Harold Kyulvin, and Charles Swanson with wounds varying from undetermined to severe. The document notes deaths in action and severities among personnel, with locations including Oil City and Signerave.
Corry teachers urged students and residents to support a thrift stamp drive at the National Bank of Corry on Thursday. The notice asks for participation and emphasizes civic duty to fund war-related efforts.
Stop and read this message about saving money by repairing items instead of discarding them. It promotes bringing items to a repair service in exchange for low costs and mentions various place names and vague offers.
An old newspaper advertisement touts San Cura Ointment as the best remedy for burns cuts and severe skin conditions with a money back guarantee. It promotes San Cura Soap as antiseptic for dandruff pimples and blackheads and notes prices of 30 cents and 60 cents for ointment and 8% for soap at N F Ames Co and Thomas Downey.
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