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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
6
A 10 year old, Harold Beltler of Liberty, was struck by an automobile driven by May Hosmer of the same town Monday. He was taken to Olean General Hospital with a fractured collarbone and possible internal injuries.
A Croatian traveler named Foswphy Milelvesk arrived in Erie during his fourth global journey by foot seeking to carry a youth bound mission. He displayed a folio of signatures from Woodrow Wilson Theodore Roosevelt the Prince of Wales Vincent Grey and numerous international financiers and dignitaries believed to total fifty thousand signatures.
Bradford April 22 A report from Alderman Coley states 17 year old Brad Bradford Jr. cleared himself of arson charges yesterday. The youth testified he was not in Brad for on April 8 the day of a chicken coop fire on the Norris property and proved he was elsewhere.
A historical ad touts San Cura Ointment as a cure for old sores piles burns and scalds with bold claims of drawing out poison and fast relief. It mentions failed finger injury and a doctor-claimed need for amputation avoided by the product. It lists prices and a related product San Cura Soup from Thompson Medical Co Titusville.
An early 20th century ad promotes MiO-Na Tablet as a stomach tonic to aid digestion, reduce gas, and strengthen the stomach. It claims rapid relief within five minutes and markets the product through leading druggists and J. Fe Atos & Co for 60 cents a large box.
A fragmented sale notice lists various food items including raisins in fancy seeded form, spinach packages, large tins, canned meats and pumpkins priced at 10 cents per can or 3 for, California smoked hams, and ammonia related to Banner Dry tins.
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