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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1914
Page
6
Eva Booth visits Cleveland as part of an Army in America event for working girls without homes. The program provides housing bath, meals, stove use, and social activities, stressing not charity but a homelike environment with Martha Washington Club for Girls hosting visitors and friends.
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage for hair care noting it softens, thickens, relieves itching, and fights dandruff with regular scalp rubbing. It claims to revive dull hair, prevent breakage, and restore gloss, selling a 60 cent bottle through N. F. Ames & Co.
Kiantone February 24 William Albert Bolin 26 son of Mr and Mrs Aaron Bolin Kiantone was hurt severely while cutting saplings on Guy Carters farm a large 20 inch tree fell trapping him a limb struck his neck nose broken face bruised back pierced by timber one ankle broken and internal injuries suspected but not confirmed by the attending physician
Sugar Grove suffered a February dawn fire that originated in Martin Hallgreen’s blacksmith shop at 2 a.m. destroying the printing office of S. S. Abbott, John Phelps’s warehouse with farm machinery, and the blacksmith shop. Insurance was limited and fire protection scarce as the blaze swept wooden structures, with only the Bell Telephone exchange spared by rapid alarm and snow.
A local man from Union City credits Mayer's Wonderful Stomach Remedy for his rapid recovery from long stomach and digestive ailments. In a letter a year after taking the treatment, he reports better health, improved appetite, and plans to recommend the remedy to friends. The notice touts its claimed ability to cleanse the digestive tract and prevent surgeries, urging readers to consult local druggists or mail-order sources for the remedy.
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