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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1914
Page
3
Local druggists advertise a Rexall store sale featuring Butter Bargains and various grocery items./List includes prunes, squid, salmon, evaporated milk, dried fruits, maple products, C.J. Woods Cash Market offerings, with emphasis on fresh shipments and price-friendly deals.
Fragmented health advisory warns meat consumption for kidney safety and toxin buildup. The text references kidneys failing under overwork, fluid retention, and possible medical guidance about reducing meat and seeking pharmacist advice.
Ad promotes high grade wood fibre rooms for homes and city use. Includes contact Clyde Cook, Bell phone 6-R, 220 Center Street. Also notes baby chick food and engraved cards with sample pricing from local stores.
Accounts describe a fatal accident when a farmer ignited gas from a well near Corydon. A series of periodic gas emissions ignited after a match was struck, causing burns and severe damage to the man and nearby property. Investigators note drilling workers caused the hazard, with wax and water interactions cited as contributing factors.
Chilly damp weather irritates kidneys and invites colds and infections. Early signs warn of congestion and back ache. A classic remedy, Dean's Kidney Pills, is advertised as the best in the world and urged for immediate use.
A mother recounts her 18 year old daughter's recovery from female weakness after five bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes improved health and regular periods, urges others to try the remedy, and states letters are answered by a woman at the company in confidence.
The Corry Milk Products Co. 118 Second Ave plans to resume operations in milk and cheese manufacture around April 1. The firm intends to produce the celebrated Pimento Cheese, likely raising milk prices. All patrons desiring milk should notify secretary H. R. Siriggs by March 16.
United Press report from Mexico City recounts Archbishop Mora urging President Huerta to resign to restore peace. The church figure argued Huerta’s continuation risks greater disorder as political and foreign interests collide, urging Wilson to accept responsibility for stabilizing Mexico.
An old newspaper feature promotes Unscarets as a gentle natural laxative for all ages. It claims ongoing use without harm and notes the product comes in boxes for sale at drug stores, marketed as a nightly aid to keep bowels active.
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