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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1912
Page
5
Wonderfully successful treatment offered to people of Corry and surrounding area. German American doctors invite residents to visit their offices this week for a free trial of a new remedy, with a few exceptions. The notice emphasizes accessibility and urges prompt participation from Corry and vicinity residents.
An advertisement extols the German American treatment combining electricity and German American methods claiming cures for catarrh nerves and many chronic conditions. It touts use of X rays high frequency and other currents with medications and electricity, asserting success in diseases from rheumatism to kidney trouble and women's conditions, urging readers to consult their offices.
A fragmentary health advertisement outlines dubious remedies for male ailments and general weakness. It references doctors, specific call times on Sundays, and a “brew treatment” with unclear claims, urging readers to consult the providers for alleged vitality and nerve improvements.
A stranger swindled John Zoho and Michael Malaffnn near Bethlehem, taking 482 dollars and 160 dollars respectively. The victims were travelling from Bristol Tennessee to Howson when approached by the impostor who produced counterfeit notes and attempted to exchange money. The con artist fled as the men realized the ruse, leaving the missing sums unaccounted.
Coastwise sentence stirs New York region with coastal Seiwa entity and Arata Coast element. The text mentions unrelated names and a vague maritime context, hinting at a local note or obituary style brief in a clipped OCR passage.
Fragmented report describes Mrs Toulse Vervaulyen linked to poisoning death of Richard Z. Smith. She is said to have fled abroad on $9,000 bond, with rumors of mental strain and paralysis. Court action referenced includes a plea for credit and a remark about an end to her time in jail.
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