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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1925
Page
2
Hayes was sentenced in Union City to serve a term in the county workhouse and pay a fine after admitting to transporting liquor. He had previously received a 60 day term in Erie County for similar violations and was rearrested while carrying a pint of liquor. The judge noted stringency after repeated offenses.
The notice claims millions use Fulgarian Mark Ter to fight colds and influenza symptoms. It touts quick relief for coughs and intestinal discomfort while urging physicians and druggists to recommend the product.
Engineer Frank Firestone, conductor of a Pennsylvania Railroad locomotive, described precautions and blamed fog for a grade crossing wreck at Marcus Hook that killed six. Investigations proceed by the railroad, Public Service Commission, and Delaware County authorities.
The Quiet Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. C. D. Wilcox’s home on North Center street. Roll call cited Historic Cities of Pennsylvania. Program on William Penn featured with speakers Mrs. Geiger Harrisburg Mrs. Ket ver Philadelphia Mrs. Dora Patterson Pittsburgh Mrs. Katherine Patterson. A social hour followed with Valentine favors for members.
An old style advertisement extols SSS as the cure for eczema and skin diseases. It claims the remedy purifies blood, boosts red blood cell production, and restores energy for restful sleep. Warnings against salves and washes imply internal treatment and safety of the product.
Funeral services in memory of Melissa A Rafiney, a respected Corry resident, were held Tuesday at 2 PM from her East Main street home. Rev W E Bartlett of the M Church officiated with no singing. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery. bearers were H E Manley, P E York, Ide Cook, J B Dahlstrand, E A Homstrist, and S C Brooks.
Kidney and bladder irritations stem from acidity and may cause burning urination at night. Drinking soft water and four ounces of rad Salts daily for two to three days can neutralize acids and ease irritation. Jad Salts, lithia-based, offer relief without side effects and a physician check is advised twice yearly.
Reports from Kane indicate an increase in scarlet fever among students. Affected include primary and second grade pupils at Shwyson Street and nearby schools. Paul Witgate, 20, of Welch Avenue, is noted as a local case with improving condition.
Severe ice jams cause widespread flooding and bridge damage in Warren. The Tailroad bridge at Pigtafield and the Conewango section suffer major breaches. Farms report barns and chicken coops swept from moorings as waters rise and push debris downstream.
The Irwin and Payin Company of Tenis City submitted the lowest bid for the Sheffield Ludlow State highway construction. Their bid of 8244 dollars undercuts rivals as the fund covers 40 500 feet of roadway across Sheffield and Hamilton townships in Warren and McKean counties.
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