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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1915
Page
3
An advertisement touts a tonic claimed to relieve biliousness constipation and indigestion and to cleanse the liver and kidney. It lists ailments such as rheumatism gout and bladder trouble and promises rapid relief with a morning dose and two doses weekly. It urges readers to buy from druggists and warns against substitutes.
An ad style piece urges readers to seek careful study and treatment for chronic disease. It argues beauty fades with illness and notes ongoing suffering from pain and distress, promoting available medical services and remedies.
C B Porter is removed from Alderman position amid a west mats swat tour business matter with solicited activities and specialty at Got etsons.
An investigation led by Dr H B Taylor into hoof and mouth disease traced to a farm on R P Pinney place. A quarantine was placed after federal inspectors and state veterinarians were alerted, with thirty three head of cattle and hogs to be killed and burial planned under local and federal supervision.
Nine women from New York rescued Harry Reiter after he slipped fifty feet down a cliff on Hook Mountain. They tore up petticoats to fashion a rope and hauled him to safety as the ledge collapsed. Reiter had fallen about 36 feet earlier, clinging to the rock while the rock face gave way. The group then guided him to safety with improvised gear. Washington reports note President Wilson opened the Panama-Pacific Exposition with congratulations and plans for a trip to France next month are under White House consideration. In other notes, Benoit Thomnip steps down as chief scout of the House Scouts, and William Brown, a 77-year-old resident, adopted two children amid a broader contest in Caucade.
A battle near Gragaon Utah reports heavy clashes between a U.S. posse and bands of Indians from Ball Lake City and Blum Utah. Casualties include two Indians killed and several taken prisoner. a number of whites wounded. The siege threat prompted fast, broad relief mobilization across Dolores Cortes Monticello and other towns as messages warned of a larger danger.
An old advertisement touts GLYCO-PINE cough syrup as a ready made home remedy. It claims simple ingredients and easy use for children and adults, urging purchase at a drugstore for around a few shillings and promising quick relief.
Fragmentary notice from York references cans of pumpkin and tomato soup items with weights noted as 100 and three cans F5C. The text is garbled but indicates a public or shop notice regarding quantities and pricing.
A white man identified as W. I. Williams of Hot Springs is lynched in Pleasant, after a revolver duel that killed a policeman and another man. The body was left in the city hall area, riddled with bullets, and will be sent to Hot Springs per a wire confirming Williams’s identity. The other victims are to be buried locally.
Reports describe the steamer Woowui and cutter Onondaga, with tug J Merrit, drifting after a gale near Norfolk. The Onondaga crew pursued, while the steamer Woowui drifted west-northwest toward New York, carrying 65 passengers and remaining adrift after losing its rudder.
Franklin K Lane Morristown Med 22 reports a domestic tragedy where Vera Loses 3 years old shot and killed her husband Harold two years old, then killed herself outside the family home on the estate of Dr. Alexander Hurphrey. The Normandy Hollis section notes the Levee employed as a florist by Dr. Humphreys.
John Dempsey of Little Valley traveled to Auburn to fetch Mrs. Cynthia Bull. He plans to return to Mill County Jail on Wednesday morning and move the prisoner to Little Valley, with Mrs Mittin’s trial scheduled for an April special term set by Justice Taylor.
Advertisement notes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a substitute for calomel for liver and bowels. Claims they provide an almost instantaneous effect, relieve headaches from constipation, and “perk up” energy without calomel's side effects. Promotes use for lazy liver and sluggish bowels.
Automobile owners can have their cars repainted and finished by a skilled man with eighteen years experience in Erie Pennsylvania. He specializes in painting and decorating automobiles carriages horses and ambulances at Gorry Garage near Wrat Avenue.
Miss Heald and fourteen youths coasted down Camp street hill when a pile of snow caused a sudden stop. Several others suffered injuries while two suffered compound leg fractures. Miss Heald died at Jones General Hospital from the injuries and pneumonia complications. She was survived by her parents John and [Mia] Heald, brother John Heald, William Heald, and Aunt Hannah Teulg.
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