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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1916
Page
3
A vintage ad extols TZ as a remedy for tired, sore feet. It promises quick relief from swelling and pain while making feet glow with comfort, ideal for those with walking or standing strain. The copy urges trying a 26 cent box to end foot torture and restore ease.
Washington dispatches report Germany promising to pay indemnity for victims of the Dunitonia disaster. A second note states German submarine commanders would avoid torpedoing noncombatant ships with passengers and crew, signaling a new conduct agreement.
A vintage advertisement extols San Cora Ointment as a great antiseptic for sores cuts burns and fevers with claims of rapid healing. It cites testimonials from Gilbert Hard of Rinard Ohio and Bills W Rank shatel of Titusville praising relief from severe leg injury poisoning and weight gain after use. Also promotes San Cora Soap for infant care and complexion with prices listed.
Clymer notes a dine reception for Mr and Mrs Henry Simoness from their honeymoon. Water near town rising to near record levels affects Rural Mail-men and local routes. Merle Newhouse returns home from Jamestown and plans medical treatment for throat issues. Basketball team defeats the Association ten to SARL, and Troy Dr Leroy, an optician, visits town for monthly clinic. Street lighting improvements and new machinery upgrades noted.
High wind Tuesday toppled a smoke stack at the Methodist parsonage and damaged the power plant roof. Log hauling crews at Carlinhes mill halted due to wind, while a valuable horse belonging to Air Oran Carlish suffered a suspected broken leg on Saxton hill. Local residents Clarence Legters, C Fred Tenbuckle, Thomas Malloy, W M Shady, and Miss Caroline Gallium are noted in town visits and studies. Mrs. Florence Jeffrey of Erie died last Monday, and a special tele phone directors meeting occurred Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Lawrence Rolph Anderson of French Creek returned from Kane for Eva Green's funeral.
A fragmented price catalog lists items such as Sal Soda at 2 cents per pound, seven pounds for, Gloss Starch 4 cents per pound, seven pounds for 25 cents, and multiple items priced per bar or can with bulk deals. Includes soaps, starches, macaroni, toilet paper, rice, sardines, mustard, toothpicks, baking powder, coffee, and more, many with two to four unit bundle discounts. OCR shows incomplete totals and some garbled entries.
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