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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1916
Page
3
A classic health note explains rheumatism affects all ages and colors. It advises eating less meat dressing warmly avoiding exposure and drinking plenty of pure water. It recommends Jad Salts as a daily remedy to flush uric acid through kidneys and urine.
Jamestown reports William R. Ripley of Garden Road disappeared morning after being spotted near a horn in the lake. A note of identification on Ripley’s body led authorities to move the remains to an Ashville morgue as Coroner Tate investigates the death.
Notice mentions Mivi Agnoa i Manatty piano teacher and JeRoy B Campbell methods at Warren Conservatory of Music and Fairview dormitory seeking spring schedule details, 118th steoeta.
Letter from Corry resident Sathiel Hodes describes relief after using Vinci tonic, crediting improved appetite sleep and weight gain. Claims the product uses liver peptone iron and beef peptone with a money back offer through C Babbitt and Son druggists.
A columnist extols starting each day with a hot water and limestone phosphate drink to cleanse the stomach and bowel. The piece argues this routine flushes indigestible waste, relieves constipation and bodily heaviness, and promotes a strong appetite for breakfast.
A fifty to sixty year old man warned against crossing unsafe ice near a stock car. Franklin National Guard Company F faces possible disbandment as Colonel G Rickards appeals to the Franklin Board of Trade for employers to allow workers time to drill and attend encampments.
A fragment notes Samuel McKee Tidionte, a Kane Summit Hospital patient, is claimed to be the oldest Pennsylvanian at 18, supplanting Patrick Naylon of Tratand born September 27, 1811, with Gray Waylon of Philipsburg previously holding the title until death.
An advertisement touts Rheuma as a fast acting remedy for joint and muscle pain. It claims temporary relief from rheumatic and sciatic torment, with guaranteed money back after two 50 cent bottles and notes F Ames and Co. and WF Amok and Co. supplying the product.
A promotional notice urges shoppers to buy furniture now during a three day sale offering the entire stock at cost with the goal of breaking records. The ad emphasizes comparing prices to regular stock and warns nothing will be reserved.
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