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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1914
Page
2
Look here gentlemen you can take your pick from remaining fall and winter stock of high grade suits in fancy mixtures at 10.50 12.50 13.50 16.50. We offer our high grade specially selected suits in rich dark patterns and models that will stay in style next fall.
Opponents of the reorganized Democratic party accuse President Wilson of backing McCormick and Palmer in the state nomination fight. Editorials swing between asserting Wilson’s hand in candidate selection and condemning his interference, while critics call for a clear stance on bossism versus party reform.
A promotional ad asserts Rhibu Ma cures rheumatism and Bright's disease by addressing the disease root, claiming years of proof that toxins are expelled via kidneys and liver. Testimonial from Budlong, Sound View, touts full cure after using the preparation, guaranteed by N. F. 406.
The article argues that Democratic leaders claim honesty and progress, opposing bossism. It contends voters must push for a clean, honorable party and that Pennsylvania Democrats will decide on May 10. It frames President Wilson as unable to force reform without party voters, urging alignment with democratic reform over machine politics.
An old advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a universal remedy for children and adults, claiming quick relief for constipation, upset stomach, and related ailments. It urges mothers to ask for a 50-cent bottle, notes safety and directions on the bottle, and promotes the product as the original trusted brand by the California Fig Syrup Company.
In Little Valley on February 20 Mrs. Cynthia Buffum’s son Daniel Mrs Janet Colff Jr and Herbert Colff testified for the defense in her murder trial. Dr William Leslie linked long ago threats. Prosecutor’s rebuttal focused on Laure’s illness and autopsy as defense rebuttal ends. Jury likely to hear closing arguments tomorrow with Judge Brown warning jurors against newspaper accounts.
Dunkirk residents report Elorts are being sought for Charles J. Wirtner a well known local figure former two term mayor and former Dunkirk Common Council member. He left his home Sunday evening around seven and has not been seen since prompting family and authorities to search. These events have prompted concern for his welfare and the possibility that his mind may have been affected.
Willian Lobarger was found dead with sixteen bullet wounds to the skull in Olean. Coroner Casuar Smith noted a Sd caliber revolver likely caused the injuries. McAdametennot, arrested in Shreveport on charges linked to the murder, is said to be a suspect. The family reported the death last week with few details.
The article discusses a woman's skin freckle problem and a new double strength prescription promising removal. It mentions the care of her face and references a product from Goble strengthening lines. Aimed at peace of mind, it presents the remedy as effective against stubborn freckles.
Week of Mop ruery sale notes large savings over all other stores. Items include corn meal, cider vinegar, kerosene, rock candy, raisins, and various foods. Arnold & Aboras Dime Co. promotes deals with limited quantities and one jot per customer.
An advertisement touts a hair darkening product claiming rapid, long lasting color. It promises a glossy, natural look after one or two applications and warns of warning about side effects and possible misuse. Police report mention Beardsley indictments related to a shooting and burglary cases involving local residents.
Mayville ven 20 The grand jury has been in session two days and ten cases have been submitted. The report was filed after 3 o'clock. Indictment numbers are unclear but several cases are under consideration before the Supreme Court.
Charles Horkhards of Cascade Street was fatally scalded when he fell into a boiling chemical vat while oiling machines at the Ene Chamteat Works. He survived long enough to reach St Vincent's Hospital, where he died about 6 o'clock Thursday. Rescue attempts were made as he cried out in severe pain and chemicals entered his mouth.
A historical advertisement touts Hyomei as a rapid relief remedy for colds and congestion. It promises headache and sniffle relief within five minutes, claiming the mist reaches the throat and nasal passages to ease inflammation. The copy asserts safety and pleasant use, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
A shaky OCR fragment touts a regulator product claiming to boost fertility and strengthen breeding stock, resulting in bigger hatchings and healthier chicks. It mentions a money back guarantee tied to dealer plans, with a partially legible date and signatories.
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