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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1914
Page
3
Ad for Sana Cura Soap promising emergency cures and health benefits. Claims quick skin relief and infant friendly formula. Sells through Thos Dow ney N. F. Ames & Co and Thompson Medical Co Titusville Pa.
A long troubled history of Dunkirk water taxation is summarized, noting a new levy proposal and steep financial impact. The article cites past rates, current ownership, and looming payments totaling around $13,000, with reference to municipal officials and the court.
The body of an unidentified man, found along the Great Erie Cresk near the Erie Railroad bridge east of KUL buck, was reported yesterday morning. Coroner Mar in ruled death by drowning. no marks of violence or money on the body. a notebook bore the name Chas Anderson of New York on the front leaf. The body, well preserved, likely not submerged more than 48 hours and was found by William Smith of Hillc ott street, Eust Mud, who was fishing along the creek.
A fragmented OCR passage describes a breakfast aroma from coffee, mentioning Golden Sin Coffee and a vivid sensory mix. The text appears garbled with stray letters and unclear phrases, but centers on a strong breakfast scent and a surprising start to the day.
Five Golden Sun Coffee blends Karex Navarre Briardile Vienna Micton Java are offered in whole bean and steel cut forms. Walte of Tastes lets customers choose among these varieties. The Woolson Spice Company of Toledo, Ohio markets the product. An official estimate places March snow storm losses on Pennsylvania railroad at 2,000,000 dollars covering property damage, temporary repairs, revenue loss, track clearance, and extraordinary operating costs.
Readers are told of LaMay's Cream of Sage and Quinne a product claimed to restore youth color to gray or faded hair without dye. The ad asserts quick results, dandruff relief, and glossy hair, promising a large bottle for a small sum with widespread drugstore availability.
Gentlemen notice thinning hair early and act quickly with Parisian Sage a 60 cent tonic sold by N Ames & Co. The remedy claims to stop itching and remove dandruff while promoting new growth and healthier thicker hair. If not satisfied refunds offered.
Erie on April 2 reports William P. Acker nan, manager of the Moose Concert Band, received a union ban from performing at the Knights Templar convention May 25 to 27. The American Federation of Musicians refused non union groups like the Coleman Band of Union City and others, due to Knights Templar contracts. The Knights declined to name preferred bands, raising claims of bias toward non union acts.
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