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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1914
Page
3
Report describes a body recovered from the shore of Lake Erie by local fishermen. The victim, wearing worn clothing and shoes, lay partially submerged in water near Mackinac Island region. Investigations note uncertain identity and potential indications of prior distress, with authorities reviewing the scene for further details.
Neighborly items from Lake Pleasant record small social moves. Nelle Owen of Wattaburg Wisconsin attends Horsly fen and Stuiten Coburn’s family. Rose Richarde returns from Pittsburgh where she aided her mother. Len Blowe visits Mrs Dillon Dundtdivon. ThuvlAY gathering at the Coburn home ends with luncheon. Clayton Kuan of Muson City visits his parents. Arbiokio Ladies Aid meets with Mr WA Titus. Mr W M Anplebee begins annual hunting trip. Cheater Owen and family host gatherings. Coburns plan a move in the spring.
An old promotional notice touts Musterole as a remedy for sore throat congestion cough and joint pain. It claims quick relief for various ailments and urges readers to ask for genuine Musterole in 25c and 80c jars or hospital size.
A man identified as Mr Growiman Way, longtime Fen estate holder, collapsed after voting at the polls in Olean. He died shortly after being taken to hospital. He leaves a wife and three children. Voters faced disrupted turnout as alderman and assembly races drew interest in a tense city election.
An advertisement fragment promotes a corn remedy named Bots It, touting quick relief with two drops on the corn. It lists sellers N. F. Ames & Co. and others in Corry and Durham area, describing product in silva form and marketed by B Lawrance & Co, amid damaged text.
A garbled 19th century style notice warns that meat consumption raises uric acid in blood and harms kidneys and liver. It lists supposed symptoms and prescribes a mineral water tonic with a powder to be taken for a week, naming doctors and remedies of the era.
An old Corry advertisement warns customers that prices may drop in November while listing a wide array of goods. It includes groceries like sugar, apples, oysters, pork, cod, spiced herring, cider, pears, butter, tomatoes, and canned items with scattered pricing notes. The piece ends with an apology and store hours, noting staffing fatigue during a rush and declaring one day of rest due to illness.
The Anchor theater offers Spendthrift vaudeville tomorrow with first-run films, live singing by Nitle Aes Ople, and acts by The Three Tyrottes and Charley Mobonula. The Police Captain sketch promises daring acrobatics while the fourth society drama The Apenilirht opens Friday, praised for production and scenery. Prices reflect the high quality and attendance is encouraged for an entertaining evening.
An old advertisement assures immediate relief from stomach distress when taking Mi-6na Stomach Tablets at the first signs. The claim is supported by N. F. Ames & Co as the distributor.
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