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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
8
An article recounts a Washington school serenade that escalated into a chaotic scene as a crowd clashed and parents and children were briefly displaced. Police intervened after a stampede caused injuries. families were escorted to safety as officials planned further talks to calm tensions.
A doctored testimonial from a New Jersey druggist touts Joint-Ease as a remedy for swollen joints, neuralgia, and colds. The letter claims rapid relief within minutes and asserts the product dissolves congestion and sore throat. The advertisement lists Iow names and urges readers to try the line for joint pain and related ailments.
A historical ad promises quick relief from uric acid and rheumatism with a remedy called Rheuma. It claims swollen joints become pain free, sleep returns, and beds become usable as uric acid poison is expelled from the body. It mentions benefits for neuritis, lumbago, and related pains.
A driver collided with a vehicle on South Street near North Street causing serious chest and limb injuries. The victim, unspecified, was transported to a local hospital for further examination while hopes for recovery were expressed by friends.
York, Pa. A York man died and another was badly injured when their car crashed near a railroad crossing in foggy conditions. William Boring, 40, died after being struck by a vehicle as they stopped to let a train pass. Harry Swetzer suffered severe injuries and survived the collision.
Scotland Neck NG June 1 the funeral of Claude Kitchin Democrat congressman from North Carolina will be held today from the Kitchin home. The service will be conducted by Rev Charles Anderson Jaskir with the hymnals and pallbearers from the local congregation. Delegates and party leaders from the South are expected to attend including Vordell Hull national Democratic Committee chairman.
An old promotional piece touts 8,8,8 as a blood tonic to restore nerves and health. It claims stronger nerves depend on blood power, cites a testimonial from W. T. Hooker of Texas, and notes the product cures nervousness and skin issues. Available at drug stores with an economical large size.
Frank Archer promotes a Moxie showcase calling for dealers to submit orders to their Moxie Jobber for company approval. The notice stresses high standards, minimal expense, and rapid investigations, claiming Moxie robbers value at over eight dollars per hundred million in facilities and service rights.
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