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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1914
Page
3
A vintage ad touts Musterole as a white ointment with mustard scent that relieves rheumatic and chest pains without blistering. It claims doctor and nurse approval, urges readers to buy from drugstores, and warns to avoid imitations.
Washington reports drive by wets to delay voting on the constitutional amendment banning liquor sales. The drys seek time to marshal forces as Bryan faces administration friction and possible postponement of prohibitions vote in the House.
A historical advertises Amolox as a skin remedy for eczema and similar conditions. It claims a physician endorsed private-use success and promises to kill germs while soothing, with a money-back guarantee if not satisfied. It promotes joint use of liquid and ointment and mentions trial sizes.
Emil Gaugler in his thirties fell from a trestle while moving a temporary mooring plank at the General Mechele plant around 7 o clock Monday. He struck ground and died instantly from a broken neck. Coroner Hanley will hold an inquest Tuesday night.
Ad copy notes Nervous Headaches Nervaline tablets sold by N Amos aid Co and all druggists claim no heart injury risk and induce restful sleep with two or three tablets before retiring. Also mentions relief for indigestion and nerve disorders at 25 cents a box.
Eagles regular meeting to be held Wednesday evening at 4 p m in Corry Angle Thi O. election of officers and other important business on agenda. A luncheon will be served after meeting by order of J. L. Murray vice president.
Henry F. Curry of Cambridge Springs Pennsylvania suffered from stomach and digestive trouble for years. After trying doctors and medicines with little relief he found swift aid from Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy, reporting renewed appetite weight gain and relief from pain. The remedy is advertised as cleansing the digestive tract and saving people from surgery and is sold locally by O. G. Babbitt and Son and druggists everywhere.
New York reports a Flower, tied to morphine debts, sentenced by the supreme court to two years in prison. The case involved Justice Dayle and several associates, with a bond set at eighty dollars and an attempt to obstruct proceedings.
Old time remedy Sage and Sulphur Compound promises to restore natural hair color and lustre, stop dandruff and thinning. Sold at drug stores for about 50 cents. Apply with sponge or brush. one morning's treatment hides gray and subsequent uses darken and thicken hair.
A historic style grocery catalog lists items including Postum Jorney Corn Flaten Corn Plakes Shredded Wheat Cream of Wheat Grape Nuts Mothera Oats Puffed Wheat Rolled Oats Washington Crisp and various spices. Also mentions Golden Sin and Table Talk brands with DBT and Brand 2 notes.
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