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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1917
Page
6
A medical notice warns readers that the body can grow immunity to toxins through repeated exposure and misuses of morphine whiskey and tobacco. It contrasts this with the danger of sudden toxin loads and advocates the Hay Steat Cure to restore vitality and youth, reducing relapse risk.
In Baltimore a major blaze at Locust Point near the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad terminal devastated pier facilities storing ammunition for Allied forces. Firefighters and authorities contend the fire began at midnight and spread under a northwest wind, with several ships’ crews missing and shells exploding on a pier. Secret Service investigators arrived to probe for arson as grain and other cargoes near the scene faced possible loss, with officials noting substantial damages and ongoing uncertainty about origin.
The note announces a free supply of itto we s noody from Kelly News Co tao, a terse, promotional message lacking clear context or details.
Chitengo October 8 The Switchmen's Union of North America votes to demand a 60 percent wage increase for switchmen yardmen and car men after a two day meeting The union plans a national strike referendum within thirty days if the demand is not met seeking earlier wage talks with railroads
An ad from P Moricca of 117 1/2 N Center St West Side lists the Phoadelphis leather and touts a waterproof coating that keeps feet dry longer than others. The offer emphasizes trying it first and claims lasting results, with Bell phone 91 R provided.
An old remedy suggests a small Hamburg brand tea mixed with boiling water to relieve colds. It purports to open pores and relieve congestion, loosening mucus and easing grip of a cold. Described as inexpensive, vegetable, safe, and harmless for daily use.
An old time advertisement urges readers to rub St Jacobs Oil on tender joints to stop rheumatic pain, muscle and backache. It claims quick relief without burning and promotes a 25 cent bottle from large stores for immediate comfort.
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