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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1916
Page
6
Flooding affected Franklin and Meadville areas with submerged tracks and waterlogged homes. Residents evacuated as streets filled and trains halted. rescue crews worked through Thursday morning to clear waterlogged routes and restore service to the region.
Little Rock March 20. C. H. Brough, Democrat, nominated for governor by Hollon, won with a majority over Earle W. Hodnes. Prohibition repeal supporters backed local option. Total vote around 1,500,000, the largest in Arkansas history.
A faulty OCR letter from Holly Springs Arkansas quotes Rev Mr Flighes praising Vinol as a tonic. It claims improved appetite strength and circulation after tried remedies failed and mentions doctors and merchants endorsing the product with a money back guarantee.
Olean reports a 21 year old brakeman Beatty Heatty died this afternoon at Fillmore New York while coupling between two freight cars on the Rockwood Pennsylvania line. He died about five minutes after the accident at 1 05 p m. His body was brought to Olean at 4 40 p m. He is survived by his father George Heatty of Reynoldsville Pa four sisters Ethel Ray Welch of Pittsburgh and two brothers Theodore of Rochester and Russell of Randolph. The funeral will be held Saturday in Sherwood Pa.
An old advertisement promotes Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic for women with monthly discomfort and weakness. It features Mrs Annie Moyen of Lima Ohio urging readers to write for personalized advice and highlights confidentiality and medical-sounding claims from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
Lake Pleasant March 27. Deonee and Mies Bertha Dens were married in Denver on March 16. Groom former of thin vice and son of Mr and Mrs George Dannee, Take Meusint. Bride a chatting young lady of Nenver with many friends who wish them happiness. After a brief wedding trip they will live at 1397 W. Nevada Street Denver. Many local names and visits noted, including Maude Lane, HW Owen, Carl Stawe, Grincley Way, Vivian McCullough, and others. No further events today due to high water and bad roads.
An advertisement touts Veanol as a soothing antiseptic claimed to relieve skin itch and related conditions. It promises a refund and a free trial sample from Amos and Company, urging readers to write Tyrol Pro Weta Co Inc for more details.
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