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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1937
Page
2
Fragments state that no tressare or torrent signs are for sale at the Journal office. Additional notes are unclear and provide no further concrete details about items or prices.
Fractured advertises a free trial of a rupture treatment mailed from W. S. Rice Inc. The notice claims the device can control the rupture regardless of severity, letting wearers return to any work. Also included are local notices on deaths, arrests, sales, and community updates.
Coroner's jury at Clearfield finds accidental deaths from a truck crash killing Cryston Neubauer a 10 year old and Jaci 7. Inquests planned in Dubois for other weekly auto pedestrian incidents as Jamestown reports five fatalities and 141 injuries in the past year.
A Toledo girl, 12, Eugenia Beckley, seeks one third of $3000 awarded to Helen Beckley, widow of a pilot killed when a sight seeing plane crashed last September. Pittsburgh dispatch notes the dispute reaching the Workmen’s Compensation Board.
Nevi Lance reports signs a mild winter with snakes active in Ashtabula area as he tests tins and notes unusual behavior. In Laredo Missouri, Charles Kelsey a high school freshman fractured a leg playing basketball against the Heredo girls team.
White arrives at Winthrop after a 28 mile trek amid scarce snow for a ski lane. Snow drifts slowed the ambulance as White endured the journey, with plans to move to Okanogan canceled due to lack of snow.
An old-fashioned drug ad warns against a poison in the system and touts Thompson's Barosma Compound Tablets as a kidney cleanout and energy booster. It claims to relieve backaches headaches and nocturnal pains and urges readers to buy at drug stores for 50 cents.
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