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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1917
Page
6
Readable excerpt notes fashion quality and workmanship in ready to wear. Emphasizes choice of materials and smart appearance with long jacket suits delivering the current long effect. Collars described as high with muffler effect and perfect fit.
The advertisement lists coats made from cloth and pile fabrics priced from ten dollars upward.
An advertisement claims a small dose of Fel ma Rheumatism Remedy quickly ends pain for thousands of rheumatic patients. It touts rapid, harmless relief and low cost, available from S & F Ames & Co or any druggist with a money back guarantee if it fails to remove rheumatic poisons.
Baker Hill residents recount a weekend of visits from Mr and Mrs Tray Waller of Weingttevilte and other relatives. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Walter DeJoan, Mr and Mrs Charles Dagon, Mr and Mrs Ray Spoon, and D.P. Carrier family. Community notes mention a corn roast fundraiser for Blue Eye school, a quilting setback, and plans to build a alley to George Mead.
Week ending September 2 1917 lists numerous names among advertised letters at Corry Pennsylvania including Jonny Biekon Orin Follett Mra M L Youn Ming Myrtle Rijund Gand Anderson Ellen Blakenlin H W Blikesten Bylveufer Booze Billes Bieboo C D Cooper Archie Crowell Henry B Cook Jan Grane Amon W Droken William Donaldson Joan Gray AAW Ehirbert Ralph Le Baron A J Morris A B Platt Hdward Stonebraker and Boal.
Longtime East Branch resident Duinth M. B. died at his brother's Gibsonville home while under cancer treatment. Funeral services were held Sunday with Roy Amock officiating. Attendees from Corry and nearby towns included Mr. Ton Cole and Sandy, Frank May, Mrs. M Allen, Di Smit, LT Nichola, Jemily, and A. L. Oviatt. He is survived by his wife and two sons Vera and Lyle. Granddaughter Havel Lay is recovering from whooping cough during visits.
An advertisement extols internal cleansing with a morning glass of hot water and a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate. It claims this internal bath cleanses the digestive tract, improves complexion, and boosts health, urging readers to buy limestone phosphate to demonstrate quick, visible changes in health and appearance.
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