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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1917
Page
6
A wartime notice states that men will depart Union City at 11 o'clock for Camp Lebanon with a formal send-off planned at the depot. A larger community demonstration is anticipated on September 19 with marching bands and local groups contributing money, gum, tobacco, and cigarettes for the soldiers.
Expressions of sincere gratitude for the sympathy shown by friends and neighbors during the illness and death of our husband and father MeGRAY ALVIN k Mechay 018 MeChtay.
A dispatch from Georgia notes plans at Hancock Camp Augusta for the army YMCA to offer Russian and French lessons. Carpenters finish foundation work for six buildings as regiments prepare, with a focus on reading and religious study. Training includes drill, boxing, and handball with a push for new wartime warfare methods and language instruction alongside athletic facilities.
Women are invited to visit the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Go laboratory in Lynn, Massachusetts, to see the preparation of an herbal remedy for women’s ailments. The facility stores vast quantities of herbs and roots for yearly production, with large tanks and labeling rooms illustrating the manufacturing process. The ad touts forty years of success and the product’s old fashioned root and herb basis.
An advertisement-style claim urges readers that meat eaters suffer kidney problems and that Jad Salta, a lemon-lime remedy, will flush clogged kidneys. It touts a grape and lemon juice tonic with lithium to neutralize urine acidity, and promotes Lithia water as a preventive drink for meat eaters to keep kidneys lean and blood pure.
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