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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1915
Page
6
A local notice from Warren on March 23 outlines an upcoming special election to decide bond issues. The measure would add about 50,000 dollars to the existing 100,000 for summer construction, with funds allocated to West End and Fourth Ward projects amid resident concerns about prior treatment and protection.
Ad for San Cura Ointment and San Cura Soap by Thompson's Medical Co. Promises quick relief for bleeding and itching piles and a money back guarantee. Claims uses for ulcers boils sores burns and skin diseases with regional distributor in Titusville Paddy.
Doud Hill notes a string of visits and local events across households. March social calls include Englew relatives, Velma Wilson from Baur Linky Box, Mrs J We Hotry, Mr William Poss moving to Mrs Jy Al Drake place, plus illness and family updates. A fire damaged the father’s holikerie near Akham, and AL Draité moved to Corry.
The article quotes Willard confidently asserting he will win the championship, while Johnson remains respected as one of boxing’s greatest masters. Willard weighs 242 pounds and vows to fight cleanly, expressing no fear of a tough contest.
An advertisement offers a nervous system tonic to quiet nerves and stop headaches and irregular heart action. The product claims to act on the whole nervous system with no injury and is priced at 25 cents per box at Ames and Company and other druggists.
Awmeatowh. March 29. Wimar An dermoy of Stockton, 41, was severely injured evening when struck by freight No. 41 about one mile north of Sinclaire station of the Dy, Ay Ve & B. Raltrond. He was walking from the station to his home and was taken to the city hospital by Dr. Q. Smith. Doctor Smith said recovery was uncertain at the time.
A Clover Tara comedy presented at the Library Theater Aveuing drew crowds during Lent week. Elly Hite won audience approval for her lively performance as a wife. John Welsh delivered a strong portrayal of a difficult husband. The play kept patrons engaged with its situational humor and lacked a traditional plot, yet earned notable praise from those present.
An old advertisement touts Musterole as a universal remedy for adults and children. It claims relief for sore throat bronchitis whooping cough cramps stiff neck asthma headaches congestion colds and muscle and joint pain. Available in 25 50 cent jars and a hospital size for 2.50 from The Musterole Company Cleveland Ohio.
An old health advisory encourages eating less and using a salt remedy to flush kidneys. It links high uric acid to kidney strain, describing symptoms like leaden fatigue, nocturnal urination, and bladder issues. The proposed fix is a tablespoon of Tad Salts in water daily, claimed to purify kidney walls and reduce irritation, presented as inexpensive and pleasant.
W. Tt. Sueickman of Erle Pennsylvania advertises Single Comb White Leghorns for production and breeding. Prices listed include $1.00 per setting and $5.00 per hundred chicks by parcel post.
A. P. Mount and Son Architacts announce office move from the Traction Building to Cameron Block. They invite inquiries about building services and encourage contact for project discussions.
W. D. L. Nichols announces operation of paper hanging and printing services at 88 Marion Street. Read as a compact local trade notice announcing a business location and activity in a historical newspaper item.
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