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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1936
Page
5
An old advertisement touts Buckley’s Mixture as a safe remedy for bronchial coughs. It claims a simple preparation in hot water with a “ball” and promises sleep after a single sip, noting coughs vanish quickly. Sold by Conaya’s Pharmacy, Lindsley’s Pharmacy, and other druggists with a money back guarantee.
Rev G B Morgan officiated at the funeral for Jite David Benjamin Lewis month old son of Rev and Mrs B R Lewis at 589 East Main Street. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery with neighbors and out of town relatives in attendance.
The report lists numerous individuals arriving in Corry or traveling to nearby cities such as Titusville Erie Pittsburgh Meadville Cleveland and Buffalo for visits funerals business or meetings. Notable names include Mrs J J Gordon Mildred Decker E J Roach C A Harmon Mrs A G Postletiwait Joe Lawrence Harold Powell Milur Shoop D D Stratton Marion Postiethwrait and Dr H H Walker among others.
The piece urges replacing laxatives with dietary bulk from fruits vegetables and bran. It promotes Kellogg Ant-Bran as a gentle daily fiber source providing B vitamins and iron and advises two tablespoons daily to relieve constipation while urging medical consultation if needed.
An old advertisement claims kidneys filter blood constantly and promotes Thompson's Barasma Tablets as a cure for headaches dizziness rheumatic pains and other ailments. It urges readers to buy the product at drug stores to "clean out" and strengthen the kidneys.
A single engine plane collided mid air with another one seater above Schwabing Munich. The plane crashed onto a street car and burst into flames killing a woman aboard. The pilot and another occupant parachuted to safety. the second plane landed in a square with no major damage.
Pitt Chancellor John G Bowmast charges Governor Marly with political games over university control and refuses to concede to Governor's demand to appoint two trustees.
A garbled advertisement touts juniper oil and bu Puffets tablets as a cure for bladder irritation and frequent urges. It claims four day results and urges readers to visit a drugstore for purchase, promising renewed energy.
Ernest Robbins of Bear Lake was discharged from Corry Hospital today after a cut on the left hand while cutting wood with a bayonet tool. He was admitted last evening at 5 10 for treatment of a badly lacerated fund.
A funeral service was held for Alton Howard at 10:20 this morning in the Bracken-Keating chapel. The Rev G B MacNamara of Emmanuel Episcopal Church officiated with interment at Cutting Cemetery. Attending relatives included Eugene and August Howard, Fred Dean, and Theodore Treat of Union City.
Dr H A Walker, renowned heart specialist, spoke to Kiwanis members at the regular meeting. He warned that modern living strains heart health and noted many cases affect people aged nine to fifteen and older. Theo P Williams donated a feature to the dinner by furnishing a tan cake.
A local labor action reports miners at Loc 10 approving new union workers in a memo bar context. Details are sparse but indicate workplace union expansion.
The young people of St Pauls Authority Church gathered at Uberhurch Skat evening to elect officers for the Serius Liber League. Howard Atuucbony was named president Cre ville Slot vice president Mla THaxel Rhemberg secretary and Miss Masia Marie H whais treasurer RL Wegner uniton and the Heverlimal Breaths led by members. Miss Clutys PIL and ties id Gals are to join committees. Next meeting Feb 18 at 7 o clock with lunch.
The D of A plans a card party for February 12 to benefit Court No. 85 Cathe Daughtes of America. An evening of tea and socializing with stakes and prizes is advertised. Whisky offered at 40 cents a bottle and 50 cents a quart with safety measures for Val Day preparations noted.
New York January statistics from the stock exchange show a rise starting in March 1935 with a total gain of about 9.28 billion dollars, the best since the prior nine months. The aggregate value of all stocks at month end reached 80.164 billion, the first monthly high since 1931, though well below the 1929 peak. The piece notes inflation fears, treasury plans to export gold, and relative performance of utility holding companies versus retail merchandise stocks.
New York trading sees American Telephone and Telegraph stock rise to a fresh peak not seen since 1931 amid active market activity. Many blue chips advance with American Can American Locomotive and General Motors among gains while profit taking appears near the close.
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