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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1912
Page
6
An old advertisement discusses eczema cures and the belief that salves fail to penetrate the skin. It promotes a product labeled DDD or similar remedy from G. Babbitt & Son in Corry, Pennsylvania, claiming quick relief and a money back guarantee with a trial bottle priced at 25 cents.
The Japanese comic opera The Mikado sails to the Library Theater with Titipy at Babbitts home venue. Seats now on site for Thursday April 18 with vaude twist and space for program details to follow.
G. P. Northrop went to Warren on business. Amidon of Jamestown and Dr Page of Spring Creek visited the city. Miss Hazel Dorn of Spartansburg visited today. Will Dale and Will William were Oil City visitors yesterday. Miss Carrie Paterson went to Warren for the Ball. Dr H Holds of Erie attended today on professional business. Ed Kinley traveled to Buffalo after a week at home. Mrs Frank Bliley and children returned to Erie. Mr and Mrs John Foley returned to Conneaut from a relatives visit. Miss Bernice Turner returned to Erie. R. Rogers of Corry spent Sunday with his sister. Mrs A Murray of Oil City. Mrs Lawrence W Golegrove of Corry is guest of Mrs A Loomis in Jamestown Journal.
Thousands of American households report relief from running sores fever sores and other skin troubles after using San Cura Ointment. The product promises quick acting cure with a money back guarantee from N F Ames & Co and Thomas Downey for burns chilblains boils and related conditions. Also promoted is San Cura Soap priced at 20 cents as a best antiseptic.
A long list of residents and visitors arrive or depart on business or to visit relatives. Names include M. Coyle Centerville Bert Dunhiant Warren Alex Mulines Jr Jalestown Miss Mayme Sullivan Erie Katherine Rose Meadville and others. some return home after visits in Union City Meadville and Jamestown.
A series of brief items notes Gol He Ne Rawson confined to his home by illness Mrs Elizabeth Rooney traveled to Youngstown to awaken her home Miss Daabeth Shea of Salamanea visits relatives Miss Mabel Greely admitted to Corry Hospital with appendicitis The Pall Mall Gazette reports Warwick Castle may be leased to an American millionaire following Countess of Warwick visit, identity undisclosed.
William Robert Gardner a year old boy from Ithaca New York dies from blood poisoning after eating water hemlock mistaken for artichokes. Two doctors treated him but he never regained consciousness and died.
A grocer advertises New Government Blend coffee as dry roasted with no water added after roasting. It promises full weight and value, claiming other brands may offer water and short weight. Respondents are asked to send 100 in postage for samples.
A fragmented reprint notes Pillozones promise to cure indigestion and strengthen digestion with a 25 cent box. It also reports a Corry stabbing where William J. Snyder was killed in his home. testimony centers on his wife Phengel who claims she acted in self defense with scissors. Coroner Dr Schultze notes fatal hemorrhage but suggests earlier medical aid could have saved Snyder.
We thank friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of our husband and father Mrs. D. M. Potter and family.
Rebels seize Santa Barbara, ancient northern Chihuahua capital, as General Tumnebo Villa leads a force of about 100 men into the city after a march from Rosaria. government troops retreated to safety as fighting raged Sunday.
Union men present but did not hinder three washeries in Wilkesbarre and Moncanuqua as nonunion crews operated two plants and the W. T. Payne washery at Li wore ran without disruption. Early shifts kept coal moving while district leaders left Philadelphia bound with a note that recognition could restore peace. Governor McDonald surprised by daughter Ming Veances returning with husband Nyc Spencer from the McDonald ranch in Lincoln county.
Sweet Pea seed in separate and mixed color varieties, plus roses and lifelike floral selections. A. E. Pettit, florist at 310 E Main St, Onion Phone 84 Bell 709, three blocks from depot.
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