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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1914
Page
3
A reader from Harrisonburg Virginia recounts trying cod liver oil and a guaranteed remedy with no relief before using Bear's Emulsion. After two doses he reports a complete cure, praising the product as a remedy for coughs colds and related chest troubles and recommending it to others.
In Ludlow yesterday morning a five year old boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Altoon, was crushed beneath heavy logs while riding in a wagon. Charlex Anderson, hauling logs from Ludlow toward Wetmore, drove ahead for a load before the snow melted. The wagon skidded toward an embankment. the driver attempted to stop the team but the wagon toppled, the boy being crushed beneath the logs.
An advertisement touts a remedy named Rheuma that allegedly treats rheumatism by removing the disease’s cause and expelling poison through natural channels. It cites a testimonial from Prof. C.J. Mudlong of Sound View, Conn., and notes N. P. Amen & Co. guaranties the preparation for sale.
Notice to dairymen Gerry Milk Products Co plans resume operations at their plant on Second Ave likely starting April 1st. They will begin producing the celebrated Pimento Cheese, which may affect milk prices. All parties wishing to bring milk must notify secretary His Higgs by March 16. Swat
Gmon City March 1. Mr Dix Chaffee of Hatch Aflow was kicked by a horse in his barn while moving a coal load. He suffered a deep brain wound and died Saturday after lingering in a semiconscious state. The horse kicked after Chaffee tried to go behind it, startling the animal. A Rockwell resident assisted, removing bone fragments and comforting him as he died.
The Northwestern Democrats in the 28th Congressional district meeting endorsed A Mitchell Palmer for Sen a and Vance C McCormick for Governor with William T Creasy for Lieutenant Governor and Col Wm T Mechling for Secretary of Internal Affairs. They considered four candidates for the district Congressional nomination Willian McIntyre Robt Taggart William Husson and W J Treene plus Mayor J H Siggins presiding with resolutions by S J Walkers editor of the Warren Times.
A list of assorted groceries and prices appears, claiming premium quality and better value than competitors. Items include flours, crackers, cereal flakes, tapioca, butter, herring, dried meats, salmon, sarsaparilla, and various imported goods with price tags, suggesting an advertisement or catalog from a local shop.
An old advertisement touts Mio na Stomach Tablets from Ames & Co. as a cure all for poor digestion. It promises relief for upset stomach, coated tongue, dizziness, and abdominal pain, claiming the product strengthens digestive organs and boosts digestive juice flow. The copy pressures quick purchase and daily use.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a fatal harm linked to a corn remedy labeled by G Lindsley and associates. The text mentions Holievas Ue and Ke Me Porn in a curious, unclear context, with dates or locations not clearly provided. Further readable facts are too fragmentary to confirm.
Nozi, a young Italian laborer at the Kennerdell tunnel, died at City hospital Saturday from injuries suffered when a rock fall struck him and a fellow worker at the tunnel fore end. Nasih, another laborer, sustained a skull fracture and brain injury. Walind died shortly after arrival at hospital. Saxe was moved to Mondoneton later, dying 20 minutes after reaching Gil City by train.
Local business The Starr Granite and Marble plans a grand opening in the coming weeks. Owners say the showroom will feature a wide selection of countertops and headstone materials to serve residential and commercial clients.
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