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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1914
Page
3
An old advertisement touts Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor as a guaranteed corn remover. It claims no patting cutting or plasters needed and promises removal without pain. Also mentions warts and bunions and lists a price of 250 per bottle with seller Thomas Downey.
County records show Bele vovnty paid 41 dollars for October toward Willishmen apprehension, with sheriff Harry Moomy noting funds held pending court ruling on legality of county paying for city prisoners. Auditor's closing October report lists totals including treasurer saloon costs, taxes, refunds, and various appropriations across departments.
The Library Theater presents a strong vaudeville bill tonight and tomorrow featuring The Great Diamond Comedy Four with witty remarks new jokes and singing. Daw son LAnnisan and Covert provide dance novelty and Frinke And Teandato perform a piano-act. You Emith's Orchestra supplies music with popular prices and a money back view for value.
Notice of public sale at Hines Crowell farm south of Corry on Thursday November 19 1914 at 10 am. Items include one horse five cows two yearlings two year old helfers one yearling helter wagons buggy cutter sleds farm tools hay arrows harness household goods and more. Guardian McCray listed as guardian Powers Auctioneers.
North Tonawanda resident Rob Gardner, forty seven, was released yesterday after being imprisoned for twenty one days in a freight car en route from Prosthure Maryland to North Tonawanda New York. He survived by water and occasional food and was severely emaciated. Gardner, who had climbed into a carload of merchandise at Prosthure to ride to Pennsylvania, faced starvation and hunger for most of the journey. He will be cared for by the Horebuil-Spillman company until he can return home.
An antique style medicine advertisement touts NERVALINE as a harmless remedy to calm nerves from overwork and exertion. It claims immediate rest with a targeted effect on nerves and promotes use for stress relief, offering it in boxes sold by Ames and Co. through druggists.
An advertisement-style notice from a patient named PW Miller of Catawisia Pa touts a kidney focused treatment for rheumatic neuralgia. It asserts rapid dissolution of diseased crystals, kidney cleansing, and complete relief after using a tonic called Rheums, promising sleep restoration and full recovery with a money-back guarantee through Ames and all druggists.
Lost note suggests Tarolene used with plies and a Taroline remedy sold as 250 a packaxe at drug stores. Claim mentions Taroline as reliable remedy and adylmN24 appears in the text.
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