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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1917
Page
3
A fragmentary medical note examines a condition described as nerve exhaustion and poor blood, mentioning themes of fatigue and heart strain. The text references remedies and symptoms in a period voice, with incomplete phrases suggesting a discussion of nervous weakness.
Erie reports that water lots between Traxpberry and Crunborey streets near the bay front were largely committed to the Adamsins company for a shipyard by Spencer and Getor construction. The plan, tied to an $8,000,000 industrial venture, aims to begin promptly with the First National Tuk backing and anticipated completion in the near term.
The Vie MieunellD Company acquires property along the bay creating a 131 water bus route with a frontage of 88 feet and a 1/200 extrusion. The plan includes six new water jols and a large shipyard along the Credit Lakes as part of a broader construction program.
Hodry Penntermacker a well known coments worker of Allentown claims drastic relief from stomach pain and headaches after using Tantee a Master Medicine. He reports nausea improved appetite and digestion restored with no remaining suffering.
An item notes Rex confesses to witnessing the wedding of Shutte Tidvny as reported by the local society column. The brief entry records the couple’s ceremony details and Rex’s acknowledgment.
The annual meeting of the stockholders will be held at the hospital on Wednesday evening June 61 117 at eight o'clock. J A Loveland is president and James H Wright is secretary. May Lord ti
Miss Valentine Sovuite and Miss Catherine Pits Anaurice, riding with J D Seitz, were struck by a New York passenger train at Dead Crossing west of Marhurcreek. The auto front was demolished. both young women were shaken but not killed. Train crew halted the engine. observers feared serious injuries before the two women reached home.
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