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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1917
Page
4
A jumble of names and places shows residents visiting friends and relatives around the city. Individuals like Dr Teaio, Mrs Mary Mooney, and Mr. McCarthy are noted in brief social roundups with travel to Buffalo Pittsburgh and Cleveland.
This ad notes a home remedy for catarrh causing deafness and head noises. It advocates Parimtit double strength with hot water and sugar, taken in spoonfuls daily, claiming rapid relief of breathing, headaches, and sense of dullness. It asserts most ear issues stem from catarrh and promises restored hearing for many. The offer mentions N.ames and 00. can supply the remedy.
Acknowledgments pour in for the Wilttwn Young and A t Dykow families and many staff at the Clark mill as the community honors those who helped during a fatal Woodshaft incident. Michael J. McGarthy, Patty Revirn, and others are noted for support while tomorrow’s service at Amnott with Hed Bats and Avery Hittard plans proceed.
Crowds packed the doors on a Saturday at the Poor Man and Every One Else store for a special sale. Advertised discounts included 20 percent off flour and sugar, a third off tea coffee and spices, and fresh seafood deals. The event, held February 2, aimed to aid those in need and support local trades with significant price reductions.
Miss Minnie Coford was taken to Cony Hospital yesterday. Reports yesterday morning said she was resting comfortably. Mr P Shea, seriously ill, is at home on West South Street and resting more comfortably this morning though his condition is only slightly improved. Mrs Lawrence Blystone returned to her Cambridge Springs home after a short stay with relatives in the city. Miss Rebecen Daley returned to Youngstown after visiting relatives in the city.
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