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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1917
Page
2
Fragmented notice from Corry Evening Journal shows advertising guidance and timing for insertions. Mentions a Second China Mall and various local references, with instruction about copy and publication timing for advertisers.
A Monaca Pennsylvania testimonial claims Vinol aided a weak ill child by boosting health and weight. The letter cites the patient as the youngest of three and describes recovery after Vinol use. It mentions Rabbitt & Son druggists of Corry and general availability in towns and cities.
The Liberty Loan drive shows heavy oversubscription with New York leading in subscriptions. Analysts note totals may rise to around 1.75 billion as districts report returns. Officials say final tallies will unfold over days with progress varying by state and district.
A governor's wife died when a car crash occurred as they returned to a coastal town. The governor, J. Townsend, was injured along with a guard. Witnesses describe a sudden collision after a loud impact. The wife died shortly after being removed from the wreck. Police investigate motive and circumstances.
A wartime report says 500000 men training at Fort Niagara subscribed to the Second Liberty Loan. Messages praise the training camps across Uku country and note 1600 00 of the authorized amount at Fort Niagara was rated in about four hundred. The training camp is creating satisfactory progress and drill sergeants report healthy troops enthusiastic about the work.
An ad-style promo claims Thomas Downey and partners offer Thompson's Kidney Tablets with a money back guarantee. It promises health improvement if the remedy fails to cure nameless disunions and urges readers to claim a refund through Ames and Co. in Ames. Testimonies and dubious claims fill the copy.
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