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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1915
Page
3
The family expresses heartfelt thanks for the kind words and sympathy shown during Lily daughiae MiLMcont Es tell’s illness. They especially acknowledge Dr Haniolt Mr John Rokork and Alesindor and Co for support and care.
Washington reports the United States has issued a formal note to Great Britain over wartime policy. The note emphasizes legal grounds and aims to avoid provoking Britain, while signaling potential reparations and compensation for neutral rights violations. Venice dispatch cites Hungary's premier on wartime food shortages. Democratic committee meeting set in New York to discuss funding and notices.
A notice states Vocal Instruction will accept a few diplomatic spring term enrollments. Details point to a call at 400 Second Avenue Garry Pa for a Tuesday meeting to discuss participation and terms.
The week centers on a local option debate with hearings set before the county board and state superintendent. Prominent figures plan testimonies in Capitol Park and a Senate committee schedules a hearing on constitutional convention and related bills.
An old ad promotes Sun Cura Ointment as a cure for eczema conditions including bleeding piles. It claims to draw out poison, heal pores, and cure fevers, with a 250 price for a jar. Also advertises San Cura Soap for tender skin and infant care by Thompson Medical Co. Timville, Pa.
An unclear OCR snippet touts a confectionery product as attractive and wholesome while claiming low price and compliance with a purity act. The text reads as marketing jargon with mis-spellings and uncertain claims about quality and government standards.
A drowning occurred near a houseboat dock in Jamestown Island after sunset. Edward Morgan’s body was recovered from about twenty feet of water near the platform of a houseboat. Coroner Maton was notified and the body sent to the undertaking establishment.
Mrs W U Gurton of Louisville says Vinci restored her strength after a nervous rundown and improved her card game. The letter endorses Vinci as a medicine for weak elderly people and chronic ailments and notes availability from C O Babbitt and Son in Corry, Pa and local drug stores.
A damaged testimonial letter describes kidney pain relief and unusual back and kidney symptoms. The writer claims Meanin Kidney Pits and Ames and Co. drugstore supplied a cure, praising Tom's Kidney Pills as effective. The letter cites endorsements from Hollywood and Monter Tiburn Co. and urges readers to try the remedy.
New York April 11 reports detail a devastating storm that struck Friday and Saturday, causing widespread loss of life. The Royal Hujesh Weat Indies reports 49 aboard the ship and the crew of several tugboats face peril as vessels break free. Descriptions of ships, names and final counts remain unclear due to damaged text.
An Oklahoma excerpt details a moving exhibition car at Vonnay station describing land parcels offered by the Missouri land company. The document outlines property terms, mineral rights, and a government seizure context with references to Interstate Land and Exchanga mechanisms.
A sensational, disjointed report describes an inmate facing execution by electric chair. The piece notes the suspect’s apparent lack of fear and mentions a photograph and full description circulated across major cities, with limited further factual details available.
A vintage health ad claims to destroy catarrh germs and end the disease using a potent remedy. It promises quick penetration of nasal and throat areas, clearing discharges and stopping the illness by eradicating the root cause. The text touts additional tonics and tonics for claimed “germ destruction” with bold sales language and dubious claims.
An old advertisement promotes Gage Ten Sulphur compound to restore natural hair color. It claims fading gray hair can be darkened to a desirable shade with a simple rinse and comb through method. The product is marketed as a remedy for dullness and thinning hair and promises lasting color after multiple applications.
A notice informs that Thomas Bell has purchased the business and will fulfill all orders promptly. Customers and the public are advised of continued service, capable of handling large or small orders, with reliable fitting and delivery. Phone number listed as 37 in Le area.
A notice regarding the annual general meeting and proposed redistribution for a period noted as APTOL. It references participants and a plan to appoint a committee, with dates and identities partially obscured. The fragment mentions the priority of the act and the need to remember the position of authority within the organization.
Miss Lillian Barnes of Wilson Piano School offers piano lessons to Josvonm at 11 2 Salary Avenue. Call 84 8 for details and scheduling.
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