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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1915
Page
6
Nov 4 Dunkirk report: Paul Irumer, 17, of Rhoridin, son of Mr and Mrs Frederick Kruger, was trapped under a car on Wednesday evening. His father, driving, freed him after about an hour. Irumer sustained chest pain but is improving. Another Dunkirk High senior, Howard Travis, earlier survived a similar auto accident weeks ago.
Orrine promises a money back trial for drinkers seeking help with a home based treatment. The ad touts two forms No 1 secret powder and No 2 pill, priced at 1,000 dollars per box, inviting wives and mothers to consult O Babbitt & Son, druggists, for a booklet.
Fragmentary wartime notes describe Turkish prisoners and Allied losses at the Dardanelles. Mentions 96,899 men, captured Turks, French and British costs, and barbed wire scenes. Sir Edward Carson questioned cabinet stability amid Asquith's leadership and potential government disruption.
New York on November 4 reports a Cooper Union meeting by Greater New York suffragists raising 100000 in cash and pledges to back the 1916 campaign for the ballot. Major donors include the New York State Suffrage Association and the Equal Franchise Association. Speakers included Mrs. Catt and Dr. Anna Howard Shaw.
In a crowded social event, Mrs Beatrice Forbes Robertson Hale and Mrs Laidlaw were among the hostesses hosting guests at a refined gathering. The evening featured conversation, refreshments, and displays of最新 attire reflecting the era's fashion.
An Ames & Co advertisement touts Solvax as a universal kidney remedy. It claims dramatic cures for diverse kidney troubles after other methods fail and promises refunds if customers are not benefited.
In Sterling Connecticut a young girl and several women describe relief from weakness, anemia, and painful periods after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Miss Lavisa Myres and Mrs Join Tereeavier share testimonials urging others to seek restoration to health with the product.
A crowded article details social visits and gatherings around Contord Comet on November 4. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCray, Mr. and Mrs. Crowell, Mrs. LaGrand Dur Aum, and others from Corry and Union City. Family trips to Phalitauqua and Phillipsville are mentioned along with a grand jury related election day activity and a West Palm Beach visitor returning to Wash- on train F4.
Dr Andrew S McKelvey operates a chiropractic practice at No 4 Park Place Gorry Pa with nerve and spine specialty. He can be reached via Bell Phone 256-9 and office number 2 Park Place Corry Pa.
An ad lists numerous household medicines and tonics with sale prices. Items include Emulalon, Gray's Blond Purifier, Thomas Kidney and Liver Remedy, Kilmer's Swamp Root, Philips Nervine Celery, and Bromo Quinine tablets, among others. Also advertised are patent pills, syrups, candy lozenges, and peroxide products, with prices from 1 to 1.00 and small 10¢ to 90¢ tags.
A string of community notices describes travel plans by steamer to a southern home, illnesses keeping Mrs. B. M. Drake confined, and various residents including Thayer McGray Elva W. McCray Lyman Boutwell Elmer Clark and others visiting, hosting, or returning from trips. It mentions a thrashing machine in use, potato storage of 100 bushels, turning up turnips, and harvest work to be completed in the fall amid condolences for the death of a husband and thanks to neighbors.
A Corry advertisement touts Hyomel as a guaranteed cure for catarrh with money-back promise from N F Amos & Co. It claims the inhaler spray and ozone-enriched Hyomel purge germ life, purify blood, and heal mucous membranes. The ad emphasizes a full outfit including inhaler and dropper and asserts refunds if not relieved.
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