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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1915
Page
6
A vintage ad promotes Musterole ointment for neuralgia sore throat bronchitis stiff neck and many pains. It claims fast relief from inflammatory symptoms and lists multiple uses including chest aches joints and muscle strains with domestic availability and a warning against imitators.
Call Weiss to arrange garbage removal of rags, rubber, newspapers, magazines and metals. Notify details provided.
A short note indicates H Weiss will settle costs or fees by telephone call or mail correspondence, promising payment upon receipt of details. The item reflects a simple service or business offer with no additional context.
In Dunkirk on February 9 a shooting at the home of Pauline Dlorders in Forestville left a girl dead. Coroner Charles Blood and Dr. H W Hutchinson opened an inquiry. Valyo denies guilt, claiming innocence. Hutchinson doubts self infliction, suggesting the gun was fired from a distance. Funeral set for St Hedwig's Church Wednesday morning.
A Bradford lecture in the Public Library lecture course addressed youth and educators with messages on farming education and civic engagement. The talk emphasized practical knowledge and community uplift, outlining questions for further study and inviting continued participation from Dr. Bradford and local committees.
A Danville Virginia reader reports ten dollar spending on Lydia E Pinkham’s remedy and praise for improved health. The ad claims forty years of proven value, lists roots and herbs, and invites letters to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential advice.
Meadvill s February 9 details list the Turher Hotel and Sanatorium Company on Sprite Street Cambridge Springs Borough sold at sheriff sale to Constable Brow. New owners plan interior changes and operations as a hotel and sanitarium until transfer. Furnishings previously sold January 17 to Dr A J Logan for 525.25 and moved to Constable Bros, who now hold building and furniture.
Citizens are invited to preview a limited harvest display featuring canned goods including corn pumpkin and tomato soup at Ac. Three cans priced at 250 cents each, with a sale event in Corry drawing interest from locals.
Former Corry girl Miss Molvn Wight of Warren, now Mrs. Byron Williams of Cleveland, wed January eleventh in Cleveland at St Pauls Rectory. The bride, a Warren resident and South Portland High School alumna class of 1919, is daughter of Kendrick W. Wight. The groom, a Corry high school and MIT graduate, is with Cleveland architect boards. They will reside at 242 Buckeye Avenue, Cleveland.
An unidentified man was killed when he fell under a train near the tannery this evening at nine. Coroner DeForodt was notified and ordered the remains taken to a morgue. an investigation will be conducted tomorrow.
A fragmentary notice notes concerns about vision problems in U.S. children affecting school progress. It mentions 20,000,008 school children and 01,000 blind dependents, citing a preventable issue and urging vision care awareness with mentions of offices in Carry, Pennsylvania.
A local ad advertises cash-only pricing on household items and medicines running through Friday February 12. It lists various brands like Perry Davis Pain Killer Beecham’s Pink Pills and Gray’s remedies with prices, urging customers that all items are cash only and cash discounts apply.
A partial text notes concerns about a parent’s health and daily routines with unclear details. The readable parts reference wellness, everyday care and questions about medicines or bottles. The fragmentary language suggests casual guidance rather than a formal report or event.
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