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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1916
Page
3
H H Hoge, a veteran Erie Railroad conductor, retires after many years with the company. He has served as a conductor on the Franklin Branch for the past ten years and was well regarded among passengers and staff.
A sensational ad targets wives and mothers overwhelmed by chores and child care, promising restored strength and better sleep with a tonic named In Vino. The copy pledges a money-back guarantee if the product fails to improve health and well being.
Lamont Steen Sr. advertises tailoring and repair work including dry cleaning and pressing. Describes reasonable rates and mentions hotel location.
Reports claim a mysterious aeroplane passed over Duluth at 2 o clock this morning. Ten or more residents say they saw a bright skypath and a hanging object tailing behind the craft. Local authorities began an inquiry into the incident.
Aheelys announces an annual contest lasting two full weeks. Accounts show weekly earnings totals and a February window for submissions. Local sources note participation by multiple residents and a community pot prize.
Voters in boroughs and townships may enroll for spring primaries by party on March 11 and 18 at polling places. The pamphlet by George D. Thorn notes registration rules and oath requirements for party members, with guidance on voting and party name use in primaries.
A reader-labeled testimonial from Mrs. May of Chicago endorses Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for female troubles. The letter claims relief from pain, nerviness, and digestion issues after six bottles, and invites others with symptoms to seek advice from the Lynn E Pinkham Medicine Co. confidentially.
A fragmented health note praises drinking six glasses of hot water with a spoonful of phosphate before breakfast. It claims cleansing effects on stomach liver kidneys and bowels, removing waste and improving appetite and complexion.
Meadville authorities report Joe Hone of Cambridge Springs was sentenced by Judge Prather to pay a $25 fine and face an 18 to 24 month term in the Western Penitentiary for arson at the Motel Bona. His counsel announced an immediate appeal to the Superior Court. He was charged with burning the motel with his brother and father and with attempting to defraud insurers.
A damaged notice promotes special $1 reading and sewing glasses at Durham's Drug Store with a three day exhibit starting Thursday March at shop locations. The ad stresses affordable eyewear and urges customers to view the selection and be fitted.
An old time remedy suggests Hambure Breast Tea or Hamburger Brust Tea from German origins. A tablespoonful of the tea mixed with water is drunk, claimed to open pores, relieve congestion, loosen the bowels, and break up a cold. The preparation is all vegetable and safe for use any time during a cold or the night.
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a universal rheumatism cure for aching joints back pain and neuralgia. It promises fast relief with a penetrating rub never burning the skin and claims dramatic pain drop after a single application. A 25 cent bottle is advertised for quick, inexpensive relief.
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