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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1927
Page
6
Ten people in Tint Champlin's residence near Salamanca fall ill from furnace gas after a break in a furnace pipe leaks deadly fumes. Mrs Champlin and nine others are affected. a plumber and medical help intervene. All victims recover slowly.
An advertisement touts Hill's Cold Remedy as the most efficient, claiming it stops colds in 24 hours, reduces fever, stimulates bowel movement, and tones the whole system. It asserts millions use it and urges readers to start today.
Ashville on February 25 10 year old Katherine Bullock daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester Bullock of this village wandered near a creek by the school house with a playmate. She slipped into the water and drowned despite companions cries and repeated efforts to save her. The body was recovered after a persistent search but resuscitation failed.
Westfield Feb 25 George Button 88, longtime Westfield Republican employee, collapsed at his press Thursday afternoon and died minutes later. Colleagues Herbert Thompson and physicians Dr Edgar Rood and Dr S Van Laughlin stated cause was a brain hemorrhage.
An advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as a quick, concentrated heat treatment for sore backs. It claims the tingling warmth penetrates in minutes and urges buyers to ask for the genuine Bowles product by name, noting strong relief from pain and soreness.
United Press report from Gary Indiana says two youths confessed to a series of robberies including nine hold ups in recent weeks. They admitted targeting the Palace Theatre manager and employees, stealing $900, and planned to quit school to serve time. The suspects named Henry He Atkinson of Waynesburg Pennsylvania and George Welsh, a high school senior from Elgin Illinois.
A large tobacco warehouse in Gallipolis Ohio burned early today destroying a 1600 set leaf tobacco warehouse and damaging several freight cars in Hocking Valley Railroad yards. Property loss is estimated at 100000 dollars. The blaze caused heavy damage to the plant and surrounding areas.
A testimonial from a user who reports kidney trouble back pain and improved appetite after taking Redwood's Tepes Tonic. He says nerves improved sleep is deeper and constipation ended and he has recommended the medicine to friends. The note attributes personal recovery to the tonic and mentions a local seller.
A fragment from the Ohio State Journal argues that perfection in art and nature has exceptions, likening clever fakes to a spark that outshines human craft when misused. The quotation questions when to cut away truth in the pursuit of display and value.
Corry High School girls basketball defeated Union City 18 points at Union City in a strong second half showing. Dorothy Henry led Corry with eleven points while B Daugherty added six. Union City was led by Winifred Marlowe with five and A Obert nine as both teams traded leads in a tightly contested game.
Princeton trustees impose a new rule barring undergraduates from driving within Princeton city limits extending campus restrictions. The ban targets juniors and seniors still permitted in specific campus or borough zones, part of broader efforts to regulate student vehicle use.
Announcement by Ployd Black that his Central Bob Shoppe has consolidated with Harry Laymonas barber shop on North Center street. Mr Hack begins work next Monday. Netil remains in charge of marceling and permanent waving at the North Center shop. Griswold ends engagement with the parlors tomorrow night.
Milwaukee Journal reports that aviation progress keeps advancing as pilots celebrate a century of flight. Experts note enduring innovations and enduring enthusiasm for air travel despite aging equipment and shifting regulations.
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