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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1915
Page
3
An ad touts NERVA LINE as a nerve remedy from overwork and exertion. It claims the tablet provides relief from palpitations of the heart caused by overuse or smoking. The copy mentions a one dozen box and directs readers to AMA and Co for details and a physician's approval.
Joseph Orin Wait announces his candidacy for reelection as District Attorney in the Republican nomination race. He argues his first term upheld justice, ensured fair trials, and improved office conduct, urging supporters to back him for a second term at the county level.
The United Press report from New York on January 12 discusses the uncertain fate of Wille Ritehie as boxing circles debate the lightweight scene. Gullible public interest centers on the Welsh bag of contenders and the lingering question of whether power or punch determines value in short bouts.
A public health warning urges reducing meat for kidney health. It claims salts flush kidneys, remove wastes, and prevent headaches, fatigue, and bladder issues. It recommends four spoonfuls of salts daily in water for ten days and notes the remedy is inexpensive and harmless.
Jan Kane report details Juyenpont a chiropodist and his wife sharing rooms on the Brown and Dion Walldins. Davenport reportedly drank an ounce of carbolic acid and was found dying by his wife who had left briefly shopping. Coroner Sherman ruled death self-inflicted with carbolic acid after autopsy. motive linked to a prior domestic dispute.
An old advertorial piece touts mustard plasters as superior for ingestion and colds and promotes Mustero le products. It warns against imitations and urges readers to buy genuine Mustero le from leading druggists, noting sizes and hospital series.
Classified note from Corry Public offering for pine bannwood cucumber and salted pine items in bulk. Pine described 26 Indies long with price 75 dollars per word. Phone 206-R.
A Corry Pennsylvania eye specialist urges annual vision exams for children. He cites national figures of 20 million school aged youths and 800000 blind dependents, saying many eye issues hinder school progress and could be prevented by regular examinations. He speaks at his clinic on Fridays.
Washington January reports say the U S Navy plans a joint fleet maneuver in Mexican waters with battleships cruisers destroyers and other ships. Admiral Fletcher will direct the exercise with Navy officials and Secretary Daniels observing.
Jan 11 near Sudwick, aPLR line car loaded with lard broke loose at both ends and tumbled into the Allegheny river. The front journal broke. no injuries. Most of the lard was recovered and en route to destination, with the car in the rail company's shop.
Annual financial report for Wayne Township 1914 ends December 7. Details include cash on hand 1,187.79, receipts from taxes and sources, disbursements for auditing culverts and supplies, rebates on taxes and wide-tire wagons, and outstanding liabilities totaling 636.87 with net balance 1,083.97. Entities named include Carl Adams, G. Snap, H. Watrous, and W. Myer in audit and clerical roles.
Prosay Datroit reports from Cleveland where Grand Circuit stewards meet to approve changes to annual session rules. Fourth heat races proposed, judges and marshal duties discussed, and membership applications reviewed. Re-election of HH. K. Devereux as president noted amid reform plans and scheduling for 1915.
California plans to vote on a proposed constitutional amendment banning liquor sale manufacture and consumption on November 7, 1926. Prohibition supporters aim for victory after a defeat in a prior election and will attend a conference in Fresno on February 25 chaired by Lieutenant Governor A. J. Wallace to rally support for the amendment.
An old time advert describes San Cura Ointment as curing eczema and bleeding piles, drawing poison, healing sores, and removing fever sores. It claims Thom Downey and N. F. Ames Co guarantee the remedy, with prices at 10 dollars plated, plus 25 cents for soap, promising benefits for chilblains and rough skin. Thompson Medical Co, Timeville, Paade.
Amplex Amplex claims cures for eczema and skin ailments with a remedy said to heal redness pustules and restore appearances. A woman from Ottumwa Iowa reports dramatic improvement after using Amplex and notes a daughter later married after treatment. Manufactured and guaranteed by Ames and Co with a trial size offered.
Sherman. The funeral of George Sears was held Sunday with burial at Malgoner. Sears died at his son Edward's home east of Sherman after months of illness. Born in Massachusetts about 47 years ago, he formerly lived in Suconer where his first wife was killed. A second wife survives, with children Edward of Sherman, Willian McCusier of North East, Mrs. Lafayette Stoddard of Falconer, and several others.
Geo Koostnen Jr announces the opening of a new blacksmith and wagon repair shop at 147 B Main St in Lwi15. The business offers metalwork, wagon repairs, and tool sharpening services, inviting locals to visit and inspect the new shop.
Martin Conrad, one of Chicago's oldest citizens, is recovering from a severe illness in the Ansiorlum Hotel. Born in 1848 in Troy New York, he served in the Civil War and later practiced law. He has been a member of the Illinois State Grange and a university trustee, authoring several books.
Notice to debtors dated Saturdays January two percent twenty ind Seb six all toss indebted to N B Dodd may call at 107 North Center Street to settle their accounts. After those dates will pretend to collect those not paid. G K Carl.
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