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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1916
Page
3
An old advertisement touts Musterole as a cure for sore throat bronchitis croup lumbago and many pains. It claims the mustard paste draws out inflammation and relieves pain offering 25c 50c jars and a $2.50 hospital size while warning buyers to avoid imitations.
Minx Cora Clendinson, a telephone operator for the West Penn Steel Company, alerted Valley Camp to a boulder sliding toward a truck on the Allegheny division. Her quick call to the Buffalo express train agent allowed the halt before a collision occurred.
Englewood Illinois resident Mrs. Sheldon recounts severe menopause symptoms and failed medical care until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound allegedly cured her. She praises the medicine as life saving and urges others to try it while noting doctors could not help. The notice invites readers with complications to seek free advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts.
This brief note discusses a proposed law to safeguard birds and urges public understanding. Statements reference observers and observations of bird life, stressing the importance of protection and compliance with the law. The letter is signed by B. Clare and issued as a formal notice.
A new hospital project is planned in Corry near Powell's Wagon Shop on North Center Street. The source notes construction activity and local business disruption from the site setup, with residents awaiting details on services and opening date.
The act outlines fines for harming wild birds or their eggs and designates Bird Day as per May 28, 1015 law. It requires teachers to spend at least two hours on wild bird study and promotes conservation education, with superintendents duty-bound to enforce compliance across schools.
A wartime column by Mrs. Bessie Cartur discusses overworked exhausted women, describing them as fagged-out and near collapse from relentless labor. She argues health is built by restoring strength, urging use of Vitae minerals and iron to rebuild blood and stamina amid demands on workers.
Flooding at Jamestown landed water reached the factories of John T Wilson estate mill and Baileyable Co. Water levels covered boiler fires and the engine house floor. Wilson mill closed Thursday and Bailey Tule plant shut Friday as high water halted operations.
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