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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1913
Page
4
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic improving digestion and nutrition, boosting blood, nerves, liver function, and overall strength. It promotes liquid or tablet forms and offers a trial box for 60 one cent stamps, with a mailing address in Buffalo New York.
An old advertisement touts Day's Magazin as the largest magazine, edited in Canton Ohio. It offers a free sample copy and premium catalog to every daily reader who requests it, with a yearly price of 600 dollars and five cents per copy for dealers.
A Meadville dry goods store underwent a major ownership shift with a new stock company led by Charles Fuhr purchasing the Crawford County Dry Goods stock formerly tied to the Train Dry Goods Company. The deal follows recent sales and a planned but unrealized partnership, with Bayard Werley and Alphonzo Ries as key managers and a $40 000 capital stock.
Andrew McKelvey, D.C. advertises office at 29 W. Smith Street offering chiropractic treatment to remove the cause of disease including appendicitis, diabetes, hay fever, headaches, spinal curvature and other conditions.
A Franklin affidavit filed by defense attorneys argues the explosive blast at a Hobriary property was not by the defendants. It claims James Bannon and Edward Nellis supplied and handled the dynamite and that Rogers Bros acted as contractors without the defense’s involvement. The motion seeks to delay trial until a key witness can be located.
A Sunday statement records a five day payroll of 7.50 with 2.00 rent 1.25 rent 2.00 and 25 cents groceries. It shows spending on whiskey beer and grocers while noting no coal food or credit.
In Pan Wirrun on February 13 a patient named Seth Wheeler aged about 70 died after a heated argument over a checkers move led him to lunge toward the board. He toppled pieces as attendants rushed to help. the coroner ruled an inquest unnecessary.
Clymer notes report preparations to move to Jal coner by Mr Wrosink and others, visits from residents including Mrs Naston and Miss Caroline Gatlup, a Grange Hall supper fundraiser exceeding goals, and community updates on school, parsonage plans, and local social visits.
A garbled note lists names Mrs Befie Morgen Mrs 0 Rickerson Mrs DewWitt Btratian Mr Henry Jamey BR A Gordon and others as advertised letters. The fragment mentions an assortment of patent medicines and a shop name Bawbitt's offering products and services.
Sharon voters will hold an unofficial referendum in February to gauge public support for building a lighting plant. Business leaders financed the poll to measure community opinion amid debate on site and finance.
Portland Oregon reports a citywide memorial plan to wear white flowers next Friday for Captain Robert Scott and four men who perished in the polar expedition. Walker, an officeholder, supported the remembrance tied to Sir John Franklin’s fate exploration. The memorial will occur at St Pancras and London venues.
An old medical advert warns that kidneys suffer from poison and urges readers to use Thompson's Murana and Downey remedies to prevent kidney failure. It touts quick relief and frames the product as a safeguard against achoo and other symptoms, with mention of other tonics and dandelion blends.
Readable items include tuna sardines mustard sardines and salmon priced per can or per pack. Canned heat, coffee, and oil listed with bulk discounts. Also featuring pork, beef, and fish products with daily specials and bonus trading stamps.
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