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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1914
Page
3
An old advertisement touts San Cura Ointment and San Cura Soup from Thompson Medical Co. of Titusville Pa. as remedies for eczema, itching, burns, ulcers, and skin issues with a money back guarantee. It claims cures for chronic cases and emphasizes affordable prices and safety for tender skin.
In Warren Pennsylvania, the final week of a civil suit opened before Judge Uinkley and Associate Judge Biggins and Hughes. The case concerns Willie Traub, claimed by his mother Mrs. Hext to have been injured while a younger employee at The Times Publishing Company in 1913. Traub alleges the boy, then fourteen, was hurt by machine press injuries while removing a paper from the press. The incident reportedly occurred around November 1913 during a period when the newspaper was printing and the press, newsboys, and post office deliveries were involved, leading to long-term medical consequences.
Nervous headaches Nervaline the quick noting N t10 tablet sold by No. Aiies and Co and all druggists will not injure the heart they are utterly free from all injurious drugs Two or three tablets before retiring produce sexual sleep Also advertised Alda indigestion five to nerve disorders 45 cents a box ady.
An article fragment discusses Glyco-Pine extract and a Bowney product, then shifts to a lawsuit by Mrs. Anne Traub against Times Publishing Company in Warren. It details the boy’s hand injury from a work accident, the father Fred Traub, and the jury’s role in awarding damages for reduced earning power and pain.
The body of Frank Klein of Cherry Creek is unclaimed. He deposited 540 dollars at Cherry Creek bank and took a certificate. He was killed November 18 in the take shore yard. He came from Germany and worked as a section hand. If no heirs appear, the money goes to the county treasurer.
A vintage remedy article urges drinking abundant water to ease kidney strain and flush waste. It promotes a lemon juice and sal salts preparation, claimed to cleanse the kidneys, reduce urine irritation, and restore normal activity, advising daily use before breakfast.
Local ad from A. F. Messenger & Son at 212 West Main Street Corry Pa offers cost savings on suits. Claims guaranteed fit and invites interested customers to investigate the opportunity with the agents for Corry.
George Peters aimlessly wandered as a fire swept a tule farm. The 27 year old son of the owner was missing two days, presumed dead, then found in critical condition. He had frostbitten feet, underwent amputation, and died from shock and exhaustion.
An old home remedy promotes darkening gray hair with Wyeth's Sulphur Compound sold for about 50 cents a bottle. The ad urges applying with a sponge to a strand at a time for a natural look, claiming it stops itching and fades stray grays.
Harrisburg Pa Dec 34 The Industrial Accidents Commission of Pennsylvania will hold its last hearing before final report at the Capitol in Harrisburg Thursday December 17 at 4 p m They plan continuance of that presented last session which passed the House but failed in the Senate A bulletin issued March 40 1914 carried a tentative draft of the legislation to be recommended to the next legislative session The commission invites all interested to present information and criticism before them
A garbled ad style notice touts a mustard plaster remedy named MUSTERULE or MUST RR promising blisterless relief. It claims a white ointment formula for healing and features various product lines and hospital referrals. The text imitates medical patent language with scattered branding claims, pricing, and sourcing hints.
Informal advertisement announces rubber and shoe repair services at 117 North Center Street. Promises quick work and emphasizes quality using Kerry leather and oak leather. Includes slogan Free Work Not Satisfactory and claims one trial will convince customers.
A local government record notes the removal of Alderman C B Porter to a position at 102 West Mate Avenue. The event appears in civic proceedings, detailing the relocation within the municipal address inventory.
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