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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1913
Page
4
A newspaper ad touts keeping a diary for the new year with a wide assortment of diaries, from small pocket sizes to elaborate books. It highlights Line in Day Hooks for daily comparisons over three years and invites customers to browse and purchase.
Andrew S. McKelvey, D. C., at 29 W. Smith Street, promotes treats for appendicitis asthma constipation catarrhal dyspepsia diabetes drop sy deafness female trouble goiter gall stones hay fever headaches jumbago locomotor ataxia neuralgia neck Bt Vitas dance rheumatics infantile paralysis spinal curvature and other ailments.
An optometrist offers glasses at reasonable cost every Friday at the nav office in the Traction Building Room 1. The ad encourages readers to seek eye care if they have eye troubles and express appreciation for those who help Jom see well.
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a harmless bowel regulator for all ages. It contrasts modern diets with primitive eating, claims to cleanse the stomach and bowels of toxins, and urges asking the pharmacist for Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna from The California Fig Syrup Company, warning against imitation products.
The National Bank of Corry in Corry Pennsylvania lists Henry Keppel as President and J. Smith as Cashier with Andrews as Assistant Cashier. Directors include J. Smith, H. Keppel, O. H. Andrews, Laurie R, W. Olde, H. Heath, Elmer H. Kincaid, T. H. Cogswell, Gerry T. Kincaid. The bank engages in general banking business, time deposit interest, and drafts on foreign countries.
At once 80 girls sought for good wages by NuBone Corset Company. Applications encouraged. pay details and naval transport not specified in readable text.
In Wranklin Pennsylvania on a Tuesday morning the court opened the case of Mrs. Wilanbath against Rogers Brothers over the Petroleum Bridge project. Counsel for Mrs. Forester and for Rogers Brothers argued amid questions on who is building the bridge as testimony suggested Rogers Brothers may not be constructing it at all. A cross examination revealed a possible issue over notices near the site signed by Rogers Brothers. The defense indicated a serious question about the builders.
An advertisement for San Cura Ointment promises a quick cure for piles and chronic skin ailments. It urges readers to visit Thomas Nowney and Co. to buy a jar, offers a money back guarantee, and touts use for sores, eczema, ulcers, and burns with claimed polven removal and germ banishment.
An Erie County court heard a dispute over Theodoré Diller, Cleveland doctor and paid expert witness for the Hoover case, claiming $1000 for testimony at Mele. Jurors deliberated long into the night. verdict awaited as county officials contest the fee. The outcome could set a precedent on expert witness pay and what constitutes regular compensation for testimony.
Reported gas well on Rod Wheelock farm in Cambridge Springs shows potential to supply local needs. Wheelock claims gas volume remains high and plans to drill further. Neighbors watch closely as drilling proceeds and gas may be used for household heating.
The Warren Board of School Directors met in the High School with members Colvin MacDonald Spencer Alexander Dunham and Coral. They discussed buying ten more cases of paper towels to last to June. Cornly noted towels cost $25 yearly and were draining the treasury by about $150 annually. Gorah Gnally moved to purchase towels after weighing the benefits of two towel types for the 1914 school year.
Carrying a larger stack of memorial items to help customers understand proportions and material unions. Starr Granite & Marble Works invites inspection of headstones and markers at Rear 140 Maple, Corry, to avoid disappointment when buying through agents.
Banker Alter of the Pennsylvania House envisions a ten year path to prohibition. He notes broad support among lawmakers for temperance and predicts a dry administration as the state moves toward banning liquor. He recalls Harrisburg’s drinking culture and points to current legislators as either totalers or drinking advocates. The governor is seen as unlikely to drink, underscoring a shift toward prohibition.
The Mayburg wood victors fire killed four men and seriously burned two others. The seriously burned men are expected to recover within weeks at Kane Summit Hospital. Bodied victims were brought to Ware for burial in St. Tomph’s Cemetery as Father Morria O'Heyn conducted the services at St. Clira's Church in Clarendon.
An earnest plea promotes Orrine as a simple home treatment for drinkers. It promises no publicity and offers two forms, powder and pills, with costs and a booklet available from Babbitt & Son Druggists in New Orleans address.
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