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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1916
Page
8
Tumiestown May 1 a missing boy, Clarence Skaghind aged 12, was found dead in the Chudakoin River after leaving home April 25. Police and volunteers recovered the body near the Hop-Ams Bridge and initiated a city morgue transfer. the inquest awaited family statements as investigators probe the case.
A historical ad promote a patent remedy for rheumatism claiming rapid relief. The copy touts a magical cure by N. F Amex Company with a $1.00 price and a money back guarantee, urging readers to buy if plagued by rheumatic pain.
A boy named Robert Nicklin aged ten and living in Aithon Warren County Ohio is missing after an injury incident. Police chief Holkind Siatert seeks information at Glade and nearby areas including Brown River and Howl mill where the boy was last seen in a forest setting. The description notes a light brown skin and features, with a mix weight of 90 to 100 pounds and wearing a blue shirt and iron pants. Evidence suggests a possible incident involving a tool or weapon near a heavy door, leaving the public urged to aid in locating the boy.
Cambridge Springs letter endorses W. W. Kincaid a Meadville candidate for Congress. It highlights his business background with Spirella Keystone View and national chamber roles, and urges Republicans to back him in the May primaries 1910. It notes his progressive stance supports tariff reform equal suffrage and alliance with progressives and prohibitionists if he is the nominee.
An advertisement from O. I. Badlbet & Son of Corey Virginia promotes Vinol, a tonic claimed to boost appetite and strength in weak puny children. It asserts Vinol has no oil, uses beet paptone, and improves health, urging parents to send money for a trial. It cites a Shayonville Ohio reader, Henri, claiming noticeable gains.
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