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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1914
Page
3
An advertisement promotes Mio-no Tablets as a safe stomach remedy. It claims the tablets aid digestion, relieve indigestion, and improve gastric juice flow to help the body process meals, urging readers to buy a fifty cent box from N F Anew and Co. Take two or three tablets at the first sign of stress.
Wilkesbarre Pa April 29 Helena Dolan is on trial before Judge J B Woodward charged with setting fire to and destroying a house at Pringle. State officials say evidence includes kerosene stained objects and a declaration that the house would not be there the next day. Dolan was arrested after an investigation by the State Fire Marshall.
A historic note extols old sulphur cream for intermittent eczema with itching and inflamed patches. It claims rapid relief, cooling antiseptic action, and possible long-term suppression of eruptions, recommending direct application and pharmacist purchase of an ounce.
At an Oak House meeting Bradford Ohioan and surrounding towns revived the former Interstate league. Bradford Olean Warren Tamerstein Hornell and Wellsville are in with Johnsonburg as a possible eighth. A Wellsville meeting will elect officers and finalize plans. Season runs May 22 to September 13 under class D with salary cap of 1000. A. J. Goodwin to manage Bradford and sign players immediately.
Fredonia April 29 Dr W J Prish a leading physician in Chautauqua county contracts smallpox His East Main Street home is under quarantine The illness at his residence is mild He had spoken at a district Eastern Stars meeting and returned home remaining indoors awaiting further notice The source notes uncertain details about the contagion and local authorities advise precautions
April report indicates typhoid fever cases linked to Dunkirk water supply. An analysis shows organic matter in the water. Inspector Long says sanitation at dairies is adequate with no dairy farm cases yet. In March there were 20 typhoid cases and 30 new cancers for the month. February had six to eight cases.
Wintington April 2 The Nebraska Supreme Court dismissed Louis Prenten’s appeal ruling no law holds saloonkeepers liable for damages from customers becoming habitual drunkards. The suit sought $5,000 to Mrs May Bulger after her husband’s intoxication. An appeal followed by Prenuta and Kla bondamen. Alamestown New York grows to 4878 people per census estimates, up 8581 from 1910.
Owing to many new motion picture theatres a new profession has emerged writing moving picture plays. Producers pay 25 to 160 dollars per accepted scenario, usable to build a photo play. A man earning 2600 dollars in six months shows the potential. work can be done at home with little ability required, and women have equal opportunity. Details sent free by return postcard to Fred.
The ad touts Thompson's Kidney Tablets as the sole remedy to guard kidneys from poisonous matter, tone them and aid the whole system. It claims immediate action, a money back guarantee, and offers boxes priced at fifty cents with additional D and M Pills at twenty six cents.
Arrangements completed for the annual state convention of the Pennsylvania Federation of Labor to be held in Erie starting Tuesday May 12. Over 300 delegates will arrive Sunday and Monday with headquarters at the Lawrence Hotel and business sessions at Maennerchor Hall. Delegates from central bodies and trades unions will attend. special cars promised from large towns and press coverage arranged. The meeting will be opened by chairman Matthew Wusratl, Erie Central Labor Union president, with welcomes from Frayle E. Pelow Metal Trades head and Rev Thomas B. Byrnes.
George L Beson and C A Thomas announce prompt careful attention to orders and invite continued patronage. Residence 23 W Trying St. Bell Phone 299.
Local ad lists wide variety of discounted groceries and patent medicines from soaps to canned fish and condiments. Items include Seraptondeco six packs for a quarter, Picnic Twist plugs, Velvet smoking tins, and various household goods like brooms, mops, brushes, wash tubs, and clothes pins. Also featured are fresh meats, canned goods, flour, sugar, lard, and a selection of tonics and remedies with prices, urging readers to buy now before prices rise.
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