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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1914
Page
6
A Pittsburg boy named Danke, age unspecified, reportedly ate wild toadstools in Meadvilion Pa on a Sunday and became half conscious from the effects. The incident occurred in his home city where he was a camper, with details incomplete due to damaged text.
A camping party near Linesville reported eating wild mushrooms on a Saturday night. One man fainted and vomited for a day, unable to keep fluids down. A physician diagnosed severe poisoning with little chance of recovery.
Darby Pa resident Mrs Jon EGre reports a decade of eczema left her face raw and pimply. After failed hospital treatment and ointments a druggist recommended Saxo Salve and Saxo Soap leading to dramatic relief. Company offers money back for empty tube.
Standings from multiple baseball leagues appear in a single ragged snippet. Teams named include New York, Boston, Chicago, St Louis, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Pittsburg, Cleveland, Washington, and Toronto with varied win loss counts. The piece also contains a long divergent paragraph on the Mysterious Thyroid from a period medical source.
Jamestown health officials confirm the typhoid outbreak in Falconer traced to a Poland town farmer whose milk fed Jamestown. About 25 quarts daily were sold there. The farmer was barred from shipping milk to Jamestown until permission from the health board, with possible prosecution if violated. Health officials suspect a decline in Falconer cases linked to the milk supply.
Unclear ad copy touts Nervaline as a remedy for rundown nerves headaches back pains and insomnia. Claims include soothing the nervous system improving sleep and quieting heart palpitations linked to smoking or indigestion. Sold by N F Ames and Co and all druggists for 26 cents.
Mobic takes notice that the firm of Trimble and Hasbrouck has dissolved partnership. All parties owing said firm must remit at once and all parties holding claims against the firm should present them at once to DM Trimble at 422 South Street, Corry, Pa. or Andrew S. MeKel, Chiropractor, Spine and Shine SPRL, 312 Parke Street, Corry, Pa. Phone 256 ANT
A private detective agency advertises bonded, confidential investigative services for criminal and civil cases. It handles investigations, collections, and general private inquiry work from an office at 816 State Street, Orie, Pennsylvania, with mutual phone contact listed.
The speaker claims favorable treatment for Ream and York, arguing cleaning and orders would yield savings. They praise the store for neatness, good service, and well stocked berries and vegetables, emphasizing value and customer satisfaction.
Promoters plan a Saturday parade through East Washington Street to publicize the Chautauqua arriving August 20 96. Over fifty cars with an amateur band lead the procession, decorations provided free and handled by Maurles Mf Witherupoon. Ticket sellers report strong advance sales as boosters urge purchase for intellectual benefit.
Carriage offering automobile for hire by the hour or trip. Harold Hosbrouck lists contact at 419 Con. God Street, Bell phone 411.
Dealers report widespread netting results with the corn remover advertised by Thomas Downey. The product boasts reliability and a simple success rate across markets, claiming steady sales and strong demand as a remedy for rat control.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Cobt penalties and notes about vigor, a poem, and a timer. It references Tom and blades, with scattered numbers like 350 dozen and references to items with unclear context.
An OCR fragment discusses government quality and product standards, suggesting the push for improved oversight. The readable text hints at actions toward better regulation and public welfare without clear specifics or dates.
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