For Sale Old Colt Items Inquire A Li Wat Rous
For sale an oli colt and three year old colt offer details through A Li Wat Rous. Read or phone 106 for information.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1912
Page
7
For sale an oli colt and three year old colt offer details through A Li Wat Rous. Read or phone 106 for information.
The article notes a nationwide move led by Dr. Samuel G. Bison to distribute antitoxin serum to the poor for immediate post accident use. It emphasizes immunization within twenty four to thirty six hours to minimize infection after wounds from bullets or other weapons.
A cyclist named Yt-John Druid of 239 Monsent strongthle tity narrowly escaped death after colliding with the side of an eastbound train near Hocklake at Townsend Street. He was thrown into a ditch but survived with minor injuries. In a separate crash, 30-John Mcdonald and others were injured when a racing auto driven by Weed collided with a second car near Bele. One occupant, Ponard, was killed. a young woman suffered multiple broken bones.
An old classified-like notice promotes Thompson's Barosma as the best kidney remedy to remove uric acid and cleanse kidneys. It claims quick action, notes use for female ailments and bladder control in children, and lists price 50 cents to 1 dollar per bottle plus Dandelion and Mandrake Pitts at 26 cents. Also an illness notice closes Recreation Park at Columbus until further notice.
Dissolution of partnership between John Dawson and Chas H Parkhurst for Corry Pine Mill Co. Dawson takes full interest, Parkhurst to continue business. Auction of assets planned Saturday June 29 with numerous items listed. financial details and bonds noted. Signatures and notary attestations follow.
Notice from City Treasurer William Postlethwait outlines that 1812 city taxes are due at the City Treasurer’s office in City Building. An abatement of 1 percent applies to payments made in June. a 3 percent penalty is due on September 1 and 1 percent monthly thereafter until paid. The office will be open evenings 7 to 8:30 from now until July 1 to assist those out of regular hours.
An old advertisement touts a cure for catarrh claiming local applications fail and internal remedies work. It markets Hall's Gatarch Care as a tonic and blood purifier acting on mucous surfaces, urging readers to bend for free information and listing price and availability through a Toledo supplier.
A lively performance titled Hello Bill drew a large audience at the Library last night. The Karl King Stock Company kept the crowd roaring from curtain rise to final act and offers a repeat show tonight promising strong entertainment value.
Reported last night a 21 Brigade of Chinese troops mutinied at Mukden looting banks and jewelry shops and setting some properties on fire. Foreign residents were reportedly spared while local authorities worked to restore order.
EZO ointment touted to ease bunions and foot misery. Claims include soothing tired feet, dancing joy after treatment, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Also pitched for sunburn prickly heat eczema and other irritations at 25 cents a jar.
An old advertisement touts Painoxzone as a remedy for crying babies and stomach complaints. It claims pain relief, quiet sleep, and suitability for young children, touting Patnonone as a fifty year household remedy for stomach pains diarrhea wind belching with prices for family and trial sizes sold by Thomas Downey.
All persons are notified not to dump garbage or refuge of any kind on the lot belonging to the city on Avenue A. Anyone disregarding this warning will be prosecuted, Chas. Bessle, Chairman Health Com. Twa.
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