Chiropractor Promises Cure for Many Ailments
ALDRIW S. McKULVBY, D. C., claims to remove the cause of dis ease for a wide range of conditions from appendicitis and constipation to hay fever and infantile paralysis. Office 29 W Smith Bleech.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1913
Page
4
ALDRIW S. McKULVBY, D. C., claims to remove the cause of dis ease for a wide range of conditions from appendicitis and constipation to hay fever and infantile paralysis. Office 29 W Smith Bleech.
The store offers a range of diary assortments from simple pocket sizes to elaborate forms. Ling Day Books gain popularity for five year use and provide daily comparisons of that era. Come in and purchase them.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a health division and a city name in a combat themed header. The readable portion hints at a military or police topic with unclear specifics. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable beyond generic terms.
An advertisement extols cod liver oil as a tonic for nerves throat lung troubles and general weakness. It cites French chemists separating active elements from oil and promises money back if it fails to help. Hawking firm G G Babbitt and Son of Cory, Pa. backs the claim.
Mrs. Ella F. Dalrymple advertises at 102 1/2 East Washington Street Corry Pennsylvania offering manicuring hairdressing sham po oing and hair dyeing. Hair goods in stock and orders taken.
A friendly appeal offers glasses at reasonable cost for eye troubles. The notice invites readers to seek vision help from the provider in Tift and emphasizes gratitude for sight.
Report recalls Ray Shephard and George Goff praised for saving lives during two separate near tragedies at the Columbus light pier and dam area. A Pittsburgh inquiry awaits officials during visit. Mayor suspends Magistrate Noble Matthews amid grand jury and drug case scrutiny.
A Corry resident, George Byers, superintendent of a shop in Concord New Hampshire, was unexpectedly left about 26 000 by a California estate of roughly 100 000. The will also directs charitable bequests and details of the trust remain unresolved as probate proceeds. A “dry” period is expected after licenses and business doors close during the coming two weeks as testimony is transcribed and court decisions issued.
Reports from Mexico City describe mutinies nationwide with cadets and troops seizing key sites. General Mondrigo leads the revolt while General Diaz is captured. violence and defections spread as the Madero regime faces collapse.
The court docket lists two murder cases in Monday proceedings. Henry Vesher stands accused in the detective John Grant killing, with defense led by Assemblyman Miles J. Kitts and other details awaiting May term rulings on postponement. Witnesses subpoenaed in the Noddy Reagan case are cited among pending testimonies.
An old remedy claim describes a corn treatment using a 46p bottle of Pulnyin Palmosa Corn Extract. It is promoted by pharmacists Downey and Thow as a quick relief, promising immediate comfort and wound healing.
A. P. Mandon advertises repair, pressing, dancing, and general tailoring under Brownell's show store.
An advertisement extols Down's Kidney Pills for stomach and kidney troubles. It quotes testimonials from Mrs Gordon of Corry and others, praising relief from tiredness and pain after using the product sold by Ames Co druggists and national solo agents at 60 cents.
Ambitious trade note advertises new monument designs with 50 al drawings and insard corr proportions. Claims absence of commissions and agents, no unnecessary expenses, and attention to low prices.
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