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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1914
Page
7
An advertisement touts a tonic as a cure for rheumatic neuralgia and all rheumatic forms, promising relief by cleansing kidneys and bowels. A testimonial from P. W. Miller of Catawissa, Pa claims dramatic sleep, kidney function, and overall health improvement after three notes, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
At UBS Church on a Sunday in Lake Pleasant the Quarterly Meeting was held. Irn Hertha Applebee hosted the Sewing Club on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Kunts of Brio visited west of Mrs Frank Williams's family for a few days. Cheater Owen family held the annual harvest gathering at the gringers in Waltsburg Saturday. Floyd Weed and family moved into Cabilla house. Miss Morence Schade stayed with her sister Hazel Donaldson and Mrs Charles Richard over Sunday near Winton Bay. Mrs Staura Coburn and daughter Ruth and Dorothy attended Friday night at W. Owen’s.
The Sunday World reveals two major adventure tales. A detective experience titled Clesk of Scotland Yard and a confessor bank robber tale promise gripping crime drama. Also Dirks, creator of the Katzenjammer Kids, returns to draw for the comic section.
Five Celoron men pleaded guilty in county court to liquor tax violations and related charges. They were fined $200 each, sentenced to 30 days in county jail, with the jail terms suspended on good behavior. One man from Dunkirk paid $26 for a separate charge. The cases stem from actions by the State Liquor Tax Department.
Grandmother used sage tea leaves and sulfur to darken hair, claiming a glossy full look with no dye. The old remedy promises restoration after several applications, leaving hair natural colored, soft, and abundant with shine. It was sold for about 60 cents at local drugstores, with advice to apply to scalp and brush through.
A Corry event created notable public excitement as townsfolk gathered in the streets. Advertisements promote Down's Kidney Pills by Foster-Milburn Co, with Mr Nichols cited as associated.
Local reports say a man named Peterson, possibly connected to a theft case, was found among lumber piles near the D A station two weeks ago. Police Chief Griggs and Reed of the local station declined to confirm details, citing no new leads.
A fragmented ad notes a November sale with promises of low prices on sugar tea sugar and canned goods. It highlights a wide range of items including flour yeast baking powder soap and salmon. The message emphasizes low prices and future deliveries contracted in May and urges customers to visit the market.
Notice lists trespass prohibition for Lindsey Hiolay Warry Hele Counties and references penalties. The rest compiles multiple rental ads for furnished rooms seven and five room houses in variations of location including Second Avenue West Washington Street Main Street Park Place and Enclid Street. A paragraph notes Peterson Wau’s disappearance and Wiltonbes lumber mystery.
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