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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1915
Page
6
Crowds swarm Concord Street as paving continues while market vendors offer cash sales and touted bargains for groceries and goods. The note lists items like potatoes, pork, soap, oranges, bananas, and other household staples with prices and delivery promises, reflecting a bustling early 20th century street scene.
An old time advertisement warns about a deadly “little cough” that can turn into pneumonia. It promotes GLYCO-PINE as a quick, inexpensive remedy, claiming a bottle costs 60 cents and a 3 ounce size 25 cents, with a 50 cent refund if it fails.
A three year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs King, was struck by a Ford on a Oil City street Saturday night. She suffered injuries including a possible jaw or facial fracture after dashing into traffic while playing with her brother. Doctors were summoned to treat her at home.
Brooklyn Catholic bishop Charles Henry Colton died in Buffalo after sudden heart failure at the cathedral. He had served as bishop of New York, was born in 1840s, consecrated in 1904, and led the cathedral project valued at $1,000,000. Survivors include sister Mrs Josephine Colton.
Mureisburg observes May 28 as State Good Roads Day with Governor Nrumbaugh urging women to contribute. The piece urges practical home front tasks for women and children to aid highway work, including bread, sandwiches, and tending children while workers advance road projects.
Warrrey May 8 A father deserts his seven years old son for alcohol. The boy is kept by barber Guar Mull after the man left him at a parlor and failed to retrieve him. Police are notified as the case unfolds with the child still in Mull's care and the father later returning, seeking the boy. The incident highlights paternal neglect and concerns over parental duties in the town.
Iowa woman recounts using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound during menopause. She credits it with easing suffocation, headaches, palpitations, backaches, and anxiety, noting it strengthened her nervous system and allowed her to keep working. She invites inquiries to Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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