16 Feb 1917
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1917
Page
1
Fire at Hazelhurst company buildings and a nearby dwelling wipes out a large portion of the plant stock and a moving house. The blaze spreads from a tank room and causes extensive damage to cars, water supply, and structures as crews battle the flames. cause under investigation and weather reportedly mild.
An advertising notice promises rapid relief from rheumatic pain using Rheuma. It claims the remedy attacks the source of joint and muscle agony, with a money back guarantee if results are not joyful, and notes N. F. Amos and Co. always stock Rheum.
Concord residents report visitors from Ohio and West Virginia as families gather for services, social events, and a church project. A nearby crash of utility crews and a Bell Telephone pole project share space with obituaries and births, including Mary Webb Baker aged earlier life events and interments at Evergreen cemetery Union City.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are marketed as a mild laxative and liver aid, positioned as a substitute for calomel. The ad claims rapid effects, teeth-safe action, and relief of headaches and dullness linked to constipation and liver issues, urging purchase at 25 cents per box from all druggists.
Extensive inquiry into penny thefts tied to the Adams Company unfolds across Philadelphia and nearby, with multiple arrests and alleged insiders under scrutiny. Investigators focus on pilfered merchandise and express routes between Philadelphia and Erie, aiming to reveal broader theft networks and trigger nationwide reforms.
Corry residents hosted visitors and family gatherings over the weekend. Mrs Nellie Pierce has been ill for five weeks and remains in bed. Various local residents attended a Christian Science lecture and a Ladies Aid meeting is planned for Thursday.
The fragment describes wealthier Kleintr ians occupying upper floors while lower floors house goats and pigs. It mentions winter conditions with holes in floors to warm the family and ponders an electrical solution amid chaotic dialogue.
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