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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1916
Page
6
An advertising feature promotes Atlantic Gasoline and Atlantic Polarine as top lubricants. It claims eight of ten cars benefit from Polarine and urges readers to consult garages about the recommended lubrication mix. The makers offer a free lubrication book by mail.
New York and nationwide turmoil hit the Royal Arcanum as about 100000 members resign amid a reform of a long-standing insurance plan. W W Shofield the grand secretary in Brooklyn announced in August that 3000 resignations occurred in New York State and nationwide totals will be known by January 10. The reform reassesses policy ages and premium scales, greatly increasing monthly payments for many insured.
A local ad promotes the Edmondson phonograph at 116 North Center Boulevard offering demonstrations daily. The Plano Company invites customers to hear the machine, promising it plays all record types and urging buyers to judge for themselves with flexible terms.
A 1915 report to the Pennsylvania governor shows the state paid $46 000 in bounties for weasels and about the same for wildcat fox and mink pups. The audit cites claims tied to perjury thefts and forged shipments from New York and Canada, with hundreds of convictions and millions in suspect payouts.
Mrs L EB Bingham of 578 Liberty Street Corry reports severe back pain and dizziness followed by headaches. After using Doan's Kidney Pills she experienced prompt relief and the headaches and back pains disappeared. Price 60 cents at dealers. post hoc distribution by the Doane Kidney Pills company Buffalo N Y.
Ohio officials order all county election boards to preserve ballots for investigation of alleged irregularities and fraud. Secretary of State Hildebrandt and Hatfield state this does not guarantee a recount, and a bipartisan review may follow delays by boards.
Notice Wednesday evening at Bethlehem’s hall for Corry Branch No 4 O M B A meeting. Important warrants and business to transact. Retsler President invites all members to attend.
An ad touts Papa's Diapepsin as a fast acting remedy for indigestion and stomach distress. It claims relief within five minutes, helps regulate digestion, and offers a safe, inexpensive cure available at drug stores.
Erie police announced a Detroit bandit ring was tied to thefts in Cleveland and Toledo. A confession by a ring trader helped locate a stolen automobile used in plunderings, with authorities linking the ring to incidents in North East and nearby counties.
Otto A. J. Brodsky offers to pay two cents per pound for rag a and seven cents per pound for rubber at 148 Main Street inviting consignors in need of quick cash.
An advertisement touts a remedy that removes corns and calluses with ease. It promises immediate relief without cutting or damaging surrounding skin, claiming the product leaves no residue and truly gets rid of discomfort.
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