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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1913
Page
4
An old ad touts Beggs Mustarine as fast acting for coughs sore throat sore muscles lumbago rheumatic joints and more. It claims rapid relief from chest cold pneumonia stiff neck headaches earache toothache and other pains with claims of mail order availability from Rochester New York.
A vintage sales pitch advertises the 24 page New York World Magazine issue highlighting short stories and features on topics such as job seeking in New York, women pickpockets, Rothschilds wit, exploding golf balls, and other sensational pieces. It urges readers to order through their newsdealer in advance.
Walter L Peake, Attorney and Counselor at Law, Room 5 Trustion Bids Corry Pennsylvania offers general practice in all courts with focus on corporate law negligence cases and decedent's estates.
The diary note highlights Excelsioraries from small pocket sizes to elaborate variants. Line 4 Day Books are becoming popular for 5 year use. They display daily comparisons of that era and invite readers to learn how they work.
Kane February 1 A missing 12 year old boy wandered into the woods after leaving home about 1 PM. Night searchers followed footprints for hours before locating the boy asleep in a warm comforter with his shoes off. He carried a double barrel shotgun and had marked three shells along the way. He was found and returned to his worried mother.
Jamestown February burglars struck the Johnson Top & Coal Co on West Highth Street near the boat landing stealing from the safe. About 400 dollars in bills silver stamps and valuables taken. Office contents largely undisturbed aside from open small safe compartments. Sup erintendent Codaraint notified and police alerted.
An old advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a gentle, effective cleanser for a sluggish liver and 30 feet of bowels. It claims quick relief from biliousness, indigestion, gas, and coated tongue, promising morning waste elimination without nausea or weakness. The copy emphasizes that only California Fig Syrup Co. genuine product should be used and warns against substitutes.
In a case brought by Robert Wade against the Edinboro State Normal School directors, Judge Walling held creek pollution a nuisance. Prothonotary required decree nisi to be entered. defendants must abate pollution within three months or face permanent restraint from discharging sewage into the creek.
A Mayville jury returned a verdict of no cause of action in the case against the Jammitowny Stee Railway Company. Earlier this week, another suit began in Hanover Telephone Co and the village of Silver Creek, involving a guardian and the Pecoraro family, relating to injuries from a pole in the highway. proceedings continued with the guardian and local officials represented by attorneys.
Warren Pennsylvania February 11 Wranke Hagberg former county commissioner of Warren county has filed for bankruptcy. He faces creditors’ hearings in Youngstown Ohio on February. Hagberg once ran the Economy Store and owns several properties in Warren. A note lists a second judgment on East Side property with $500 secured but no interest has been paid.
A vintage ad touts "Dean's Kidney Pills" for kidney trouble and urinary disorders. It cites Mrs A J Gordon of Corry Pennsylvania praising relief, and claims many sufferers found benefit. The ad notes the pills were sold nationwide by Fogler Milburn Co with a price listed in cents.
Readable fragment lists Andrew S McKelvey D.C. and an office location on Smith Street. The text mentions various ailments and remedies in nonstandard spellings, reflecting damaged OCR. No clear event or outcome is present in the readable portion.
A list of bulk prices and sale items appears with various brands and products. Old Dutch crooner and Mule Team Horax items are shown alongside cornstarch blends, tea, syrup, oil, sardines, mustard, and grocery staples. Prices and item counts indicate a limited weekly special.
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