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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1917
Page
3
A testimonial from Omaha Nebraska touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as restoring fertility and health. Mrs W Hughes claims puberty-era female troubles disappeared after use, noting improved well being and a healthy baby girl. The ad targets women seeking children with assurances of safety and results.
S. W. Brown announces the closing of his harness store. The ad lists numerous items including horse harnesses, saddles, collars, trusses, sewing machines, stoves, and hardware with sale prices. The sale runs through April, with Brown living quarters and rooms for rent mentioned.
A vintage advisory notes women wearing high heels suffer corns and bunions while urging restraint. It promotes a dry solution called Freezone to quickly remove corns, claiming easy relief and painless extraction.
An old advertisement touts Golden-Lax Tablets for donation, liver and headache relief with dizziness. It instructs taking one tablet at 10 o'clock to feel effects by about 6. A carton holds forty tablets, priced six cents, carried in a seat pocket. Sold by Ames and Co and Thomas Downey.
Dr. Andrew S. McKelvey operates as a chiropractor and spine specialist at No 2 Park Place in Corry Pennsylvania with Bell phone 66-3. An incomplete entry hints at another address and location details.
Fragmentary report describes pacifists silenced in Baltimore as police move to subdue protests. Witnesses note arrests and clashes near the waterfront with patrols and bystanders detailing a tense scene. The piece mentions crowd numbers around thousands and identifies police actions, with references to speakers and streets involved.
A chaotic quarrel over a valuable stash leads to discovery of a large jewelry theft haul. Police recovered the loot, including a $40,000 necklace, amid confusion and pursuit by suspects. The investigation continues as officers question witnesses and track the thieves.
The article reports suspected plots at Emporium involving several named figures and agencies. It notes investigations into activities and tensions, with mentions of arrests, licenses, and warnings. The piece implies ongoing scrutiny and potential danger, highlighting uncertainty and the need for further inquiry.
In April Prva Me, April, Poway and Mayol prepare for an opening session with Bleakley absent. He will not be on hand at the opening, with officials noting his absence at the ceremonial event next Thursday.
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