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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1916
Page
8
An old style advertisement warns against rheumatism attacks from cold feet and promotes a salt remedy. It claims half a teaspoonful of rheuma daily will drive rheumatism away, touting N. F. Ames and Co. as local druggists and offering a bottle for about 50 cents.
In Akron Jol Nilson, a former Kane man, faces charges of murder in a case brought by Mrs Sacha Kawotts. The ten month old infant of Mrs Kawotts is central to the alleged crime. Nilson allegedly took the baby from the mother and killed the child, with investigators noting head and abdominal injuries. A Akron County attorney will defend Nilson. court actions proceed with standard defense.
A Galveston shipping firm reports London cable messages indicating progress toward peace negotiations. A chartering deal for several small vessels tied to heritage funds is nearing closure, with names of concerned parties expected to be published and a public confidence in the firm’s sincerity noted.
A fragmented ad style note touts Lydia Vink’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for various ailments. It appeals to American women, claiming decades of use and widespread need while urging purchase. The readable text is garbled but centers on a medical patent remedy and a broad sales pitch.
Harrisburg resident H Beckwith suffered chronic stomach and intestinal disorders. After trying many treatments he found relief with Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He endorses the product, praising its dramatic improvement and guarantees a money back offer if unsatisfied.
Kane and George Lurikon face trial over obscene postcard claims. The defendants, tied to a New York sender, were involved in a dispute at Kann Kindy Dini where the proprietor says Luriucs quit amid mess over employment and past duties. Postma AIP Evans and My Gian wopoulay appeared with Erin today as witnesses.
Mrs Kelly sues Pennsylvania Railroad for damages over her husband’s death. Federal case to be lengthy and hotly contested with numerous witnesses from Erie and railroad officials subpoenaed. The accident occurred January 1914 when the man was working near Titusville and was struck by backed traffic.
Short rental offer at Car Mill and Mainstreem reads like an old Bee D Berlow listing. A diamond ring and tinder plate lave are missing. reward offered through Journal of Troy as local public notice.
Simyon McGlimtock of 414 Buffalo Street, a pumper at Eclipse Oil Works, lost his left arm in a accident at the power pump house Sunday night. He slipped while starting a pump, his arm caught in machinery, and doctors amputated the arm near the shoulder at Franklin Hospital. He is to receive compensation totaling about four years of wages under workmen’s claim rules.
Readers may subscribe to both The Youths Companion and McCalls at a combined rate of $2.10 per year, with individual prices listed as $2.00 for The Youths Companion and 50 cents for McCalls per year. The notice explains how subscribers can obtain both publications, provides subscription procedures, and notes that payments may be applied toward future issues.
Warran Council passed the 1916 budget with minor complaints from committee chairs. Street Leader John Williams warned of a shortfall for streets, noting expenditures already hit 1044 by March 20 for snow removal. A final budget of 37594 was approved despite dissent from Charles Johnson who questioned library funding.
Dr Edwards of Fayetteville Georgia proclaims Tala medicine as highly effective for numerous conditions. He cites 30 years of practice and reports from prominent locals, claiming remarkable weight changes and dramatic health improvements. Tala is sold in Corry by C O Babbitt and Son at 16 North Contay Street.
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