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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1918
Page
3
A narrator recalls suffering a condition and trying Donn's Kit Ty Pilly remedies after a friend and local figures are cited. The piece describes nighttime routines, observed improvements, and some frustration with prior treatment while mentioning pastors and local names.
Coroner Chillis and Sheriff Gay Pox secured the suspect after a Friday night incident. The arrest was led by Sergeant Brown, with attorney for the accused present. Details remain fragmentary as officials hold findings until further inquiry.
The dispatch from the commanding general of the expedition lists numerous casualties and prisoners. Names include Carl Wallace, Koley, John A. Bovekell, and others. many victims are noted as wounded or missing in action with locations and units obscured by the damaged text.
Advert promotes a urinary health salt drink claiming to cleanse and stimulate kidneys. It urges high water intake and daily salt doses derived from plant acids, insisting the formula dissolves kidney waste, reduces bladder irritation, and ends backache, with enthusiastic testimonials.
Privat Fries Pee returns home on a thirty day furlough after touring Vie Bouthera camps. Family and colleagues gather for a farewell at Topol, with hospital orders noted and veterans paying respects.
A health advertorial urges readers recovering from Spanish influenza or grippe to rebuild with iron and phosphates. It claims血 rich blood speeds recovery, improves digestion and sleep, and prompts stronger cheeks and eyes. It touts Phosphated Iron capsules from C. O. Rabbitt & Son and other druggists as the recommended blood tonic.
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