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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1915
Page
7
A damaged Corry interview fragment recounts Woven yore era claims about kidney pain relief. It mentions Blakeley contractor and a 1904 to 1915 timeline, Doan’s Kidney Pills as the remedy repeatedly promoted by Blakeley and a trustee in public notices.
An engineer, 40, employed by Pitts dure Plant at its Ken nordell facility, was found dead in the engine room from apoplexy. He had been on duty Sunday and died early morning after a routine shift ending at 0 PM. No foul play suspected, Dr. McCormish attributed death to natural causes.
A disturbed scene shows a body found near an engine with evidence of a struggle. Investigators note a strap severed clothing and a pool of blood as authorities search for clues in a locale connected to Latshaw and a physician’s involvement.
An old advertisement promotes El Vesugio Tonic as a remedy for constipation and indigestion. It touts quick relief and a tonic effect, claiming benefits for stomach discomfort and related symptoms.
Letters testamentary and administration issued for Hotan Miller and Martha M Arnold. Creditors and others owning or claiming estate must present claims or make payment, properly authenticated, to the undersigned executors in the Horn Building, Gorry PA and at 181 Fourth Avenue Bell phone 200-J. Robt J Osborne and Geo Ball named executors in respective notices.
Mixed garbled listings advertise trades and goods for sale including stores, confectionery, maps, wood, household furniture, and land. Inquiries directed to various vague addresses, dates and names. legibility issues mask specifics.
A garbled health note describes a home remedy using salty solutions to cleanse kidneys and relieve symptoms like headaches and stomach upset. It claims drinking salts with water can flush toxins, with references to lemon and wine and promises of relief in days. The piece reads as a crude medical advert or warning about kidney irritation and urinary issues.
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