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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1915
Page
7
Incomplete scribbles mention several personal names and places, suggesting a loose record of events or actions. The legible terms point to a possible discussion of a last name Hag Prous, a place Hilo, and references to a report or meeting without clear context or dates.
Governor Hanna of North Dakota, a member of the Ford party, arrived in Copenhagen feverish and very weak. He was admitted to St. Tonghe Hospital. doctors, ministers, and officials expressed concern as they prepared for his condition and potential travel.
An 19th century patent remedy advertises Mirona as a cure for dyspepsia and stomach discomfort. It promises positive guarantees, money-back refunds, and claims hundreds of public lives have been helped. The ad urges readers to send 80 cents to M. Ames and Co. for a trial.
The Clymer community shares holiday notes from the Newhouse building and nearby towns. A Twenty Century Club meeting at Mrs. Gallup’s featured civic improvement talk and family updates. Local residents, travels, visitors, and holiday gatherings are noted with names and places across Corry, Buffalo, Niobe, Gowanda, and nearby homesteads.
A Corry resident, J. Smith of 177 Bosox a trot, testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills gave prompt relief for back ache and kidney pain. The note, dated October 4 1909 and again referenced September 16 1911, praises the pills from Ames & Co Dri Store and recommends them to others.
Tammitown residents face rising burglaries as nocturnal prowlers target homes around the center. Mrs Ray Gruen and Mrs Allen Peterson reported break ins with valuables stolen and money taken. authorities note repeated intrusions since August and urge vigilance.
December 27 in Brocton a man attacked his wife and son at the home of John Stabberg and fled to Canada. The husband fired a revolver at the scene, missing his target, then fired into the ground before fleeing toward Kinney street. An officer was summoned as the suspect restrained his wife and son escaped.
A fragmented public sale notice lists dec 20 14 items at Higley farm near Corry including cattle dairy stock house goods and farming tools. Another sale ad from Fleath warehouse Maple Ave near Erie RoR track schedules a Dec 61 1915 auction of household goods led by Carl Smith Brownell Shoe Store.
An old home remedy for concealing gray hair is sage tea and sulfur solution. The article notes the mixture darkens hair and returns it to a natural color, previously used by Bris and others, and contrasts it with costly modern preparations. It mentions a store remedy and a downtown druggist offering similar products.
Fragmentary notice shows a sale of farm property with a purchaser by name Mrs BL Low at 415 South Center Street. Missing details indicate a probate or ownership transfer and the ad includes clothing or personal items in vague terms. Further specifics unavailable in the readable text.
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