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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1916
Page
6
A submerged body was recovered near Wilson Dam along the Chidakein river in Jamestown. The incident involved misty river currents and debris as authorities examined the corpse washing ashore amid ongoing searches.
Coroner Taton stated the diver found in the water died likely from a fall or entanglement related to a pole incident near Henderson. The body drifted past the Chietes Street area along the river as officers and firemen attempted a rescue, with multiple reports of missing persons and suspected drownings in the same week.
One hundred dollars reward offered for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. bank endorses the product after yearlong acquaintance with F J Unity. Cure advertised as affecting blood and mucous surfaces. price ten cents per bottle. sold by all druggists.
A series of testimonial letters describe dramatic recoveries after using Dr Sullivan’s Sure Solvent. Patients report relief from rheumatism eczema tumors stomach issues and other ailments, with claims of regaining health after multiple bottles. The letters urge others to try the remedy and recount long illnesses ending in improvement.
Patient from Hamburg New York claims dramatic relief from rheumatism after four bottles of Dr Sullivan's Sure Solvent. He reports crutch use then walking unaided, credits solvent with restoring mobility and ranges, and endorses the product as the best medicine. The ad notes 50 cent bottles sold by N F Ames & Co and promises money back if no help.
An English language summary of a cabinet and state department debate on President Wilson's note to Germany. The note signals potential responses to submarine warfare and the possibility of avoiding a formal rupture with the United States. The piece notes tensions in Berlin and Washington, with congressional opinion wary of provoking Germany further and calls for united executive action to prevent a crisis.
Marritbure May 5 set for guard camp dates with tentative notes for the oneam and other arrangements. The article details funding issues, officer appointments, and a summer program including August drills at Tobyhanna Belvoir and Mt. Gruinay with safety training and transport plans. A fatal accident aboard a construction site train near Albany is noted with Red Cross and police statements.
An Erie fireman, Maurice Murphy, is killed in Elmira when a tow truck accident during a street driving incident sends him and another firefighter tumbling. Fire chief J. Dilepur reported the Wide Fire department mourns the loss as the body was recovered. The incident occurred Friday at around 10 80 o clock and involved a car tow. The other victims include engineer Fred Stole and fellow firefighter Bhatt Wo.
A garbled callers note advertises Spring tonic reviews with Bulgarianood Tow io highly recommended by all. It lists Ley w package at 500 and 11.00 percent. Brances Slattery, solo agent, Bell phone 392-W.
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