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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1916
Page
2
An old health pamphlet claims heavy meat consumption strains the kidneys, causing nervousness, diarrhea, and urinary issues. It advises stopping meat, drinking four ounces of salt Salts daily and using a grape acid tincture with Tomon juice to flush and energize kidneys, promising renewed kidney activity and blood purity.
Friday clinics to be held. Special notice to Corry residents announces exclusive Corry agency for Adlortics buckthorn bark glycor the. The product claims to cleanse thoroughly with one spoonful, easing constipation and gas without griping. Thomas Downey, druggist, endorses instant action.
An old advertised ointment promises rapid relief for eczema and skin ailments including itching, rashes, ulcers, boils, and chafes with a money back guarantee. It extols cures for fever sores, ulcers, and cracking hands and suggests using a companion cream for tender skin and a flawless complexion.
Perkins offers weekly bargains with savings on groceries including peas, tomatoes, pumpkins, peaches, berries, and canned goods. Names and prices appear in the ad copy for Byron Perkins at the Oily Building location.
Fragmented report notes uncertainty about rebuilding the Big Kane Hotel. Amidst a chaotic scene, the May county paper describes private interests, a deadly incident, and statewide attention, with scattered details of courthouse and office activity surrounding the New Thompson building.
Warning of high water issued for Warren area with officials preparing for river flooding. Telegram received confirming flood risk and government watch continues as river levels rise.
Twelve feet by tonight as rain drives river up north of Warren. In Mupekeut the river rose a half foot in 24 hours with wind gusts slowing progress. Local sharpers and water officials urge early alerts and dissemination of information to aid relief and relief planning.
May Day events mark the start of the thirty third annual meeting of the Lake Erie District dentists conference. Dr G H Smock of Ohio and Dr J F Smith, wife of Brig, are noted officials. Dentists from western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio participate, with many prominent practitioners expected. The gathering runs Thursday morning through Saturday at Motel Hartinit, Cambridge Springs.
Notice advertising junk dealing services by Hell Telephone at 61 West Columbus Avenues. Name listed is G. Eastman with address 33%M. The ad appears to offer removal or sale of discarded items and junk materials.
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