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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1914
Page
3
A woman from Trenton Ohio testifies she regains health after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports improved strength, ability to work, and a healthier daughter who slept poorly before. She urges others to try the remedy and notes medical reassurance.
A Mayville joint board meeting convened to prevent smallpox or chickenpox outbreaks in the region. Drs Mahoney and Reynolds urged quarantining suspected cases in the Kim Flats area after finding exposed families and individuals with blistering illnesses. Further tests were pending to confirm smallpox or chickenpox diagnosis.
Warren N Feb 14 plans for a public market house prepared and in hands of Fred N Hartman councilman chairing the project. The drawings show a building either 134 feet long with 20 stalls or 100 feet long with 14 stalls, construction of brick or tile with cement door. stalls measure eight and a half by twelve feet deep and twelve feet high in front, eight feet high in rear.
Sowanda, Web. 18. After Dr Daniel H Arthur's trial resumes, a board vote suspends the Gowanda State hospital superintendent pending intoxication charges. The board names Junt heop to fill the vacancy as term of Dr Albert Franti ends. Franklin Bard, William Wierling, and Dr Neil Wolcott vote for suspension.
An advertisement touts Jad Salts for kidney and back pain relief. It warns of urinary, rheumatic, and stomach symptoms from poor kidney function and claims the remedy cleanses acids, stabilizes urine, and improves flow with a daily four ounce dose before breakfast.
Postal notice to Mr N Rooney of 7 Spring Street regarding upholstering and repairs. Mentions work acceptance details and seeking payment or action. No additional names or dates clearly readable.
Promote ITZ foot soother with a 25 cent box offer. Claims include relief from sore burning feet and calluses, promising comfortable feet, relief for tired toes, and a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Available at department stores and retailers.
Jamea Zambarin of 14th and Pearl streets, owner of the old Keilog House, is charged as a fence for goods stolen from the C. A. Curie Co wholesale house. Jaco Weber and Louis Stidons, ex-employees of Curtze Co, are held on related charges. Detectives Ray and Caldwell arrested the trio on warrants issued by Aldermen Klemm and Simons. The alleged theft includes lard raisins clarets and other merchandise. Weber is in county jail. Zambarin is out on bail. Hearing set for Thursday.
Mayville hotel owner Chas Backus who captured Howard Beardsley faces a chain of disasters. His hotel burned to the ground soon after, he and his wife escaped, he suffered indigestion treated with hypodermics, then blood poisoning set in and doctors fear loss of his arm while he lies in Jones hospital.
Theater listing features The Shadow of Guilt in two parts with Einstein as manager plus He's a Lawyer comedy A Cure for Suffragists presented as a double bill. This program highlights drama and light comedy in one evening at the Family Theater.
Reports claim new developments may surface in the Emile Amann murder case near Warren city waterworks. State constables, long seeking the real shooter, hold no public leads, while Stella Hodge’s inconsistent confession and recent Black Hand tatters case past questions keep interest alive.
An advert touts Thompson's Barosma as a cure for backache dizziness and urine issues with testimonials. It claims rapid kidney cleansing with the liquid dose and recommends Thompson's Dandelion and Mandrake pills for constipation. Available in two sizes 30 cents and 1 00 at Tharks Down ey and N. F. Ames & Company.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a remedy for sluggish liver and upset stomach. It promises cleansing of the stomach and liver, elimination of fermenting food, and bowel relief, claiming a clean, straightened version by morning.
A nostalgic reflection on newspapers as a daily link to marriages murders politics and sports. The author contrasts past neighbor sharing with today’s personalized delivery and the paper’s role in keeping readers informed across towns and borders.
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