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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1910
Page
2
A city essay lauds Cleveland for enforcing safety laws on fireworks and weapons while highlighting public works. It notes planned school, court, and municipal projects, major parks, and expansive boulevards as signs of growth and social care under Mayor Tom.
Mothers Painoxone offers a home remedy for many ailments including cramps indigestion chest pain and backache. The ad promotes a deep rub and claims protection against sudden illness and minor pains for the whole family. Available as a large bottle for 50 cents from Knope the doctor’s Diba Spl by Chomay Downey.
Dr Flood era notes reveal Harry Strait of Rowseville died at Oil City Hospital after being shot by his wife who claimed self defense during a domestic dispute. The incident occurred Sunday morning in the home where the hallucinogenic argument led to the fatal wound above the heart.
Special to the Jourdal from Zanesville reports a wreck on the Eastern Ohio Interurban Railway near the city left eighteen seriously injured. A special car transported victims to the city hospital for treatment.
Five children in Louisville Kentucky were seriously affected after eating ice cream at a picnic. Local reports say the ice cream was made from canned milk. Investigations continue into the alleged poisoning and its source.
An old advertisement urges use of Ferrozone Mood Food to restore digestion, blood strength, and nerves. It promises improved appetite, sleep, and vigor within days, claiming the product boosts energy and mood, with price and seller details included.
A Sunday evening union service at the Park drew a large audience. Rev. Ned MacIntyre preached an impressive Independence Day themed sermon. The Kapelle Band played selections including America and Joy to the World, with soloist Rasheaution and Mrs Wilson contributing a prayer and special hymns. Roy N. MacIntyre delivered the sermon The Reign of Peace, followed by benediction from Rev Surtes amid band and congregation.
Reno July 4 rumors say James Jeffries may be permanently deaf from the brutal blows received on the side of the head during the fifteenth round of the bout. Friends who had a chance to tend him note signs of possible lasting injury.
A partial LaSalle bridge collapse in the morning caused one young woman’s death and left about thirty people injured. The aging structure, long deemed unsafe, gave way under heavy use, trapping and injuring workers and bystanders as rescuers arrived.
An advertisement touts Hem-Roid as a cure for piles including blind and protruding varieties. It claims the product treats the cause internally and offers a money back guarantee if no benefit, urging readers to avoid external salves and ointments. Distribution via N F Ames & Co in Jonry, Pa, and Dr Leonhardt Co. in Buffalo, NY.
July Fourth accident leaves Spartiane Ware with a severely shattered hand and other injuries after a giant firecracker explodes in his grasp. The report notes his confusion over holding a Roman handle before the blast.
Congressman Arthur L Bates secured the Republican Crawford County chairmanship after a Saturday party meeting aimed at a county leadership contest. The clash followed the death of W R Andrews, with contenders including Assemblyman Victor Johnson and other rivals fading as Bates emerged clearly in command.
What Every Womanly Woman Wants describes Parisian Sage as a premier hair tonic by N. F. Ames & Co. guaranteeing two weeks to transform dull hair, with a money back promise. The ad touts the product as essential for refined women, cites a testimonial from Mrs. FJ Mordaty and notes 50 cent pricing with mail order options and prepaid charges.
The notice states natural gas rates will be thirty two and 827 cents per thousand cubic feet after regular July 1910 readings. A two cent discount per thousand cubic feet applies if paid before the end of the month following use. Corry and vicinity are affected.
A fragmented 1886 Toledo document shows a legal oath involving Cheney and Go, a notary public signature, and a mention of Hall’s Cutureh Cure. The text, poorly legible, references an appeal or bond in the sum of one hundred dollars and includes archaic health claims and pharmaceutical wording.
Report from Erle High School says Prof J. Burns shows slight improvement as doctors note weather change aided recovery after Sunday heat. He remains very weak and under medical care as staff monitor progress.
The Pine Mineral Bath Rooms, closed for the past month, will reopen next Monday. The facility will offer both the Indica and gentlemen's baths with capable staff on hand.
An advertisement touts a remedy for rheumatism and neuralgia claimed to cure in one to three days with rapid system action. It asserts immediate relief from earache and disease symptoms after first dose, priced 7 cents and 1.00, sold by Durham Drug Co. Also promotes International Tailoring Co suits with guaranteed fit in six days, offered by A F Messenger and Son as sole agents for Corry.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a local Ansty ceremony or meeting with participants and dignitaries. details unclear but mentions quality and a dozen individuals.
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