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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1917
Page
3
A Fulton New Jersey woman describes severe weakness and fear of going outside until Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her. She credits the remedy with making her well enough to work. The letter invites others with female troubles to write for advice from Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts.
A fire at the Exchange Motor Block in Warren caused damage estimated around 27,000. Twelve-degree wind chill hampered firefighting as guests fled the Scholthammer annex and nearby hotel. Firefighters battled ice encrusted hydrants, while Chief Gordon suspected the fire started above a furnace. The Warren Exchange Motel manager, ill in bed, watched the loss mount as the Schthammer building burned for the third time since 1908, with the main structure heavily damaged and worth about 15,000 in 1908 dollars.
An advertisement claims a vegetable remedy eases constipation and related ailments by targeting the liver stomach kidneys and bowel. It boasts a 250 box with 40 days treatment, money back if not satisfied, from Durham Drive Store Corry Pa.
A local notice announces a special sale starting February 1 for two weeks featuring art goods, towels, novelty items, and assorted fractions. The content mentions C.M. and Royal Society with stamps and other unclear elements.
The Erie Times describes workers from Chicago brought to a Pennsylvania labor camp to perform tasks under harsh conditions. Police and officials investigate claims of coercion and improper housing amid reports of long hours and inadequate bedding, with labor agents citing state regulations.
An old advertisement touts Thomay Dowiny and Ames and Co as agents for Thomay’s Kidney Tablets promising a cure for various ailments. It claims improved color, energy, and mood after taking the tablets, with a 30 percent price and a money back guarantee if not benefited.
An old style advertisement touts Golden-Lax Tablets for headaches dizziness and general relief. It claims a single tablet taken at 10 o clock will act by about 5, lists a carton of forty tablets, and promotes carrying them in a pocket. The ad credits N FL Ames and Co. and Thomas Downey as sellers and prices them at five cents.
A limited time offer highlights a 3b package featuring premium headwear and Rice products. The promotion runs this week only, drawing attention to value bundles and brand collaboration.
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