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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1917
Page
4
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Four year old Clarence Irwin of Kane was critically injured when a wheel crashed. Dr Ivan O'Neil Kato at Kane Hospital performed surgery to save his life and restore speech, after he arrived unconscious from Wawinidle in Clarion county. His mother Mrs William Irwin traveled to the hospital to be with him as doctors monitor his progress.
The ad claims thousands go bald daily with unknown causes and promotes a spray and pills as the fastest cure. It touts simple treatment by massaging hair roots, destroying dead tissue, and nourishing with a product called Paorlgian Sugend, offered by A. F. Amey and Co. with assurances of abundant hair growth.
An old grandmother’s recipe reappears in a ready-to-use Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound sold for about 50 cents. Applied nightly, it darkens gray hair in a few days, leaving a soft, glossy finish and youthful look. It is advertised as a cosmetic, not a medical treatment.
Tamestown Feb 20 the remains of Andrew Carlson of Niobe were found beside the Erie Railroad tracks about a half mile west of Watts Flats station. Coroner L. Ilason of Watts Mats authorized Justice Arthur Ly Mohardson to investigate the death. Carlson, 57 or 68, a Niobe real estate man, lived with his wife, Mix Ta Ballarit, and leaves four sons Oscar of Bein Fi, Carl of Chicago, Karl of Watts Mats, and Edgar of Niobe, plus a brother. Funeral plans await arrival from Chicago.
advises internal hygiene through morning water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the bowels and bloodstream. claims unidentified toxins enter blood from bowel waste and promotes inside baths as more important than external cleaning. targets general readers with health tonic tone and references to absent scientific backing.
An elderly Tanner, 70, from Crawford County, was knocked down by a stray horse in Spring Township. He suffered a broken hip and extensive exposure injuries. Dr. Boyce reported he was progressing slowly and hoped to recover, though in a precarious condition.
Henry Curry of Hotel Bartsett Cambridge Springs credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with restoring his health after years of stomach and digestive ailment. He reports relief from pain, renewed appetite, weight gain, and elimination of postmeal distress, noting the product's guarantee and refund.
Fragmentary note suggests residents discuss a coal heating solution. The speaker touts sealing homes tight in winter and claims a gullible warming scheme by burning in a “gurrum” to keep the family warm, while noting alternatives like electricity.
Public sale announced for February 24 at the Merick Arnold farm two and a half miles south of Corry on the Publiq site. Auction features include a six horse-drawn equipment lot, an 11 year old mare, harness, tackle, rakes, assorted tools, seed oats, hay, chickens, coal stove and other property. Names listed include George H. Gathers and V. J. Powers as auctioneers.
Fragmentary text shows garbled phrases and scattered names such as WINN and Cotati, with no coherent event or context. The readable bits suggest a disordered mix of names, dates, and possibly a sports or labor note, but no identifiable incident, person, or organization can be reliably determined.
Fragments of an advertisement mix spurious medical claims with odd phrasing. The readable parts reference pain relief and various names, places, and amounts, but lack clear evidence or a coherent argument. The fragmentary copy reads like a dubious sales pitch with distorted language and unclear origins.
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