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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1915
Page
3
Sylvester Fenton a 63 year old retired farmer murdered his wife in Bath by cutting her throat with a razor. He washed the blood from his hands and fled after bidding farewell to his granddaughter Grace Towner who witnessed the event. Sheriff W P Murray searched roads and woods all day. no trace of Fenton by nightfall.
Corry readers praise a simple buckthorn bark preparation advertised as a thorough cleaner and quick relief for digestive issues. The ad emphasizes one spoonful’s instant effects and long lasting cleansing claims citing Adler-Lken and Downey as endorsers.
The fragment notes a local piano looter in Kre, Virginia, with unclear dates and details. It mentions an offer and a week long window but provides no clear names or actions. Further readable text is needed for a precise summary card.
Doctors prescribe Vinol I a mild tonic made from cod liver extract and beef peptone. Mrs Mayon reports quick improvement after one bottle while caring for a small family. The ad promises a money back offer if it fails to benefit.
Robert Holden, recent Chicago immigrant living with his brother Ron Holden at 72 East Second Street, was struck by a Lake Shore Havenger train at Union Station. The accident occurred yesterday as Holden, a detective by trade, heard warning blasts but could not avoid the locomotive. Coroner Blood took charge of the body.
Simo Gabziek a Pole living in Hast Olean risked his life to rescue his three children from a blazing home that was destroyed. He later woke his wife. both escaped with burns to his face and hands. The outside city limits prevented Fire Department access, leaving the $1,500 home and furniture a total loss with no insurance.
The article advises cleansing nostrils with warm salt water, inhaling gasoline, and taking Scott's Emulsion after meals for a month to heal nasal membranes. It claims Scott's nourishes through the blood and soothes inflammation with glycerine. It ends with a poorly formed brand mention.
Wanted rags and rubber paid per pound. Rates listed include ragas at 1d per pound, rubbers 31 per pound, heavy copper 120 opin, elite copper 0c per pound, heavy red brass 106 1. A Brodsky address adylO-200f.
A local item warns that catarrh may cause serious illness and urges readers to request a free booklet from Kendal Mig. Co or visit drug stores for samples, claiming widespread proof from millions of cases.
October 24 Meadville readers learn hunters must follow the new rabbit law related to catch limits and sale. Reports say some hunters killed large numbers for cash and supplied city markets, raising concerns about statewide sale restrictions and cross state transport.
Officials state that sellers must prove rabbits are not shot in Pennsylvania or face a $10 fine per rabbit sold. The season opens November 1 and runs through November 30.
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