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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1915
Page
6
Witness Mack Boyd testified at the Champlin murder trial in Wellsville after the earlier court session. He said he and Cier Trotton went to Henry McGee’s home about 11:30 PM on the night of the shooting, describing the events surrounding Roy Champlin’s death.
An advertisement touts Parisian Lace as the solution for dull lifeless hair. It claims to remove dandruff add shine and fullness, with N. F. Antes and Co. selling the tonic and druggists carrying it.
Testimony describes house search by Bald and Boyd noting empty rooms and bullet holes. Witnesses recount examining Champlin’s traveling bag and a cartridge bag tied to a revolver, with Mrs McGee identified as owning the bag. Sheriff Tunstead testified he found the bag and evidence confirms police procedures at the scene.
An 1900s style advertisement promotes a freckles remedy from GC C Babbit Son and associates. It touts a double strength preparation called othine or almone and promises a clear complexion or money back if it fails. It advises asking a druggist for the stronger formula and notes a guaranteed refund.
The first witness Charles Major a civil engineer for Wellsville Missouri testified he mapped the premises and adjoining lots for the McGee home. He examined bullet holes and prepared an interior plan. Officer Stahl described firing a revolver during noon recess and showed shell ejection distance. Officer Boyd identified cartridges in a bag as the ones he found at the scene.
Leading doctors of France favor a prescription of vegetable oils for chronic stomach trouble and constipation. One dose often shows results within 24 hours. Mayt's Wonderful Remedy is widely sold by druggists with a money back guarantee if it fails to satisfy.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions drying chasing and dyeing old carpet rugs with unclear names and locations. It references the term Hell Phone and a partial street address but lacks coherent event, dates, or identifiable organizations. The readable parts suggest a local notice or advertisement about textile work or carpet dyeing.
Meadville May 20 Legislation approved funds for converting Pymatuning Swamp in Crawford County into a reservoir to aid farming and power. A 41 million dollar dam near Hartstown is planned with earth and concrete construction, requiring land purchases and extensive engineering work.
A pasteurized claim from Mrs Gertrude Korel of Siithfietd Ma asserts rheumatism in ankles was cured after using Rheuma a bottle. She says pain vanished and she can walk again. The advertisement touts relief in a day and a money back guarantee.
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