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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1914
Page
3
An advertisement highlights Pape's Diapepsin as a fast, harmless remedy for indigestion, gas, and stomach misery. It claims the preparation regulates weak stomachs, relieves discomfort after meals, and is available in a fifty cent case at any drug store.
Notice to members announces the Corry Fair and Driving Park Association annual meeting at the Common Council Rooms Corry Pennsylvania on Wednesday evening January 28 1914 at 8 o clock All members urged to attend signed W W Morguridge Secretary 8to8 SSE
Mrs Michael J Welch of Grindford died of grief and starvation after her two month old son died five days earlier. She refused nourishment since the infant's death. The oddly phrased notice notes their deaths occurred four miles from Nore.
An old advertisement promotes Mi-o-nu Stonmel Tablets from N. P. Ames & Co claiming relief for stomach discomfort including heartburn and bowel pains. It touts quick results, a 50 cent box price, and emphasizes strengthening digestive juices and soothing irritated membranes.
Public notice announces a one week remaining period for a sale organized by Shimbe W. Holcomb and Mrs Thitberty at 124 Maple Ave. The call urges immediate participation and mentions others selling combings and male up items.
Washington reports that experiments by the Bureau of Entomology show that Tate planting and early planting methods do not control ball weevil populations. Results of the tests are negative and inconclusive for alternative control strategies.
Sherman June 2 William Hubbard 72 died at his home from a stroke after long service in Company H 112 Infantry. He lived east of town farms for years then moved to the village due to wealth. Survived by a wife Mrs J McAvoy. Funeral planned Saturday afternoon at Shor Hunn cemetery.
Court orders Beardsley kept in jail amid serious charges and threats to witnesses. District Attorney Stearns accuses him of defiance of the law and danger to the community as bail is debated while various witnesses and officials weigh his case and health.
On June 29 Health Officer Wright and the sanitary police vaccinated fifteen pupils at the Davis Shorthand and Business School in Erie due to smallpox in the village. About 125 others were examined. ten refused vaccination. A health authority visit caused consternation among students as the purpose was explained as a preventivemeasure amid the disease spread in North East.
An ad-promotional piece touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as a quick painless remedy for corns. It claims the product draws out soreness and removes the corn cleanly, selling for 25 cents and recommended by druggists and Thos Downey.
Readers report San Cura Ointment drawing out poisons from cuts burns and infections and aiding rapid healing. Advertorial praise describes cures for boils, sores, and chronic conditions, plus a soap claiming skin benefits and preventive use for infants, all priced at 25 or 60 cents.
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