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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
6
A steady stream of visitors is reported from Westport, Pa as many locals and guests travel to nearby towns. Names include Mrs. Melvin of Clarendon and Mrs. Walter Mplgham, with several attending funerals and gatherings in Jamestown, Chautauqua, and Warren areas.
A flood of home testimonies from Corry and beyond extol the relief provided by Doan’s Kidney Pills for backache and kidney and bladder issues. Mrs Scully urges others to ask for the remedy, and ads note availability at Amos & Co and other stores. The piece also touches on broader business woes reflecting a sluggish garment industry and wage/strike context.
The Katem Co introduces Lady Peggy's Escape with Gran Guurler plus Oh Joke Wasn't on Ben Bolt Virueraphe comedy and Her Only Son Drum. Admission 9 cents to all.
Willem Fock, foreman at the Shull tannery, was injured when a drying frame and board loosened and fell about sixteen feet. He suffered back and leg injuries but no bones were broken. He remains in severe pain and unable to move in the tent. Doctors report condition improving slowly. prognosis uncertain for weeks.
Mothers report children suffer indigestion nervousness and weakness with worm symptoms. Kickapoo Worm Killer is advertised as a pleasant candy lozenge that expels worms regulates the bowels and restores health. Sold by Kickapoo Indian Medicine Company with James & Bo as endorsers.
Rochester couple Jesu Lindany and Grace Curtion, both of Rochester, wed at St Margaret's Westminster by Canon Carnegie. A small wedding breakfast followed at the Hotel Corso with 12 guests before the couple departed for a honeymoon by the Isle of Wight.
AmuseU tonight features Misa Stwidy Pogey’s act in Iratand with the Hall comnaty Town and other raaly Le.
In a playful plea two boys seek a canoe to satisfy a craving for woods and streams. Billy Boy longs for a cycle and a canoe to save him from the water’s pull, while Ted owns a canoe but lacks enthusiasm for water. A busily shared want ad could unite them.
Raymonds defeat the High School to secure first place in the league amid a noisy crowd. Maloney held the mound, with Cotter and Jourdet contributing in the field as the Raymonds pull ahead in an action filled game. The Grecorl’s turple faced strong defense from Jourdet and Gretler as the final innings produced key plays and a late Raymond surge.
A Cary reader shares a testimonial about Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound aiding recovery from a painful operation. The letter, signed by multiple names, urges other suffering women to try the product and asks for guidance from Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
Gerty Miles offers house and roof painting at 408 B Waynl Street Bell phone 270-1. Noted as a local service listing from 192i era notices.
An unclear OCR reads like a report on a day with speakers and attendees. Names and specific topics are garbled, but it hints at a public event or press briefing with officials and media present.
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