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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1914
Page
3
In September and October two of Mrs Howers’s nephews Joan and Ed Burke were given Hear Emission by Dr John B Boar and brother Elkton. The remedy reportedly improved appetite and health after two bottles, with claims of dramatic recovery in puny children and run-down systems.
The Corry Mike Products Mix Co plans to resume butter and cheese manufacture at its Second Ave plant likely by April 1. It will produce Fimento Cheese, which may raise milk prices. Patrons should notify secretary H. R. Briggs by March 46.
In Florence, New Jersey, scarlet fever has caused multiple deaths and 23 current cases. The town, population about 2,000, lies 29 miles north of Camden. Dr. David Walrad is the sole physician. Quarantine measures and gathering bans were ordered. several deaths include Mrs. John Lukens and children Harold Lukens, Margaret Lukens, and Kenneth Lukens, with other fatalities among neighbors. The outbreak traces to December with hotels ordered closed and churches disrupted.
Market report from Buffalo on March 11 lists futures for WHEAT May and July and No 2 white, 46 and 146, PORK M ess at 25.00 to 28.50, BUTTER creamery extra and state choice, EGGS mixed, CHERSE good to choice, POTATO white round No 2 per bushel, CATTLE primo steers 9.0 to 9.85, shipping steers 8.20 to 8.75, cows 6.26 to 7.17, heifers 7.0 to 7.5, LAMBS spring 38.25 to 40.0, HOGS at 8.0 to 9.1, steady.
A vintage home remedy ad touts Danderine as the cure for dandruff and dull hair. It claims the product cleanses dust and oil, adds wave and luster, strengthens roots, and promotes growth, urging readers to buy a 75 cent bottle from drugstores or cosmetic counters.
An elderly man aged 82 and a Civil War veteran died after falling into a river blaze at his home. The incident occurred near Mound Thine Kum on March 2 as a fire from a burning trish engulfed him. Local officials reported the fatal accident and are investigating the cause of the blaze.
A compact notice by Clyde Cook, Sole Agent, promoting high grade wood fibre products. Encourages readers to phone for details and to save money by purchasing now. Provides address 2804 4 Genter Street and a contact phone.
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