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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1915
Page
6
A 15-year-old boy, William Holland, was stabbed in Johnsonburg by an unidentified foreign attacker. Police stated the assailant fled the scene and no motive or weapon details were released. The incident heightened local safety concerns as investigators review possible witnesses and nearby surveillance footage.
Early morning hot water with time stone phosphate is promoted as a health booster to cleanse stomach liver kidneys and bowels. Advocates claim it flushes waste from the previous day, preventing headaches biliousness and digestive issues by internal bathing. A gramophone of potent claims urges readers to adopt this routine to improve daily well being.
A group of high school students walking with Horr encountered a crowd and were attacked. A boy named Ditim was stabbed after a confrontation with a tall man. He was taken by ambulance to Ridg hospital where doctors performed immediate surgery and he remains resting.
A fragment describes a family’s neglect of a “little cough” that progressed to pneumonia and death. It then promotes Glyco Pine as a supposed quick remedy, touting its safety, cure claims, and manufacturer details, with warnings about doctor bills and a 25 cent 49 ounce bottle option.
Public sale announced by Thomas Downey and Durham Dri Company. The notice details the sale action and involves local authorities and property related to the firms. Readership is urged to note the date and venue for the auction.
The text outlines detailed sewing instructions for perforation placement on a garment, including center fronts, underlay gathers, edge finishing, and collar seams. It covers aligning perforations with sleeve heads, pleating, attaching collars, and extending seams to fit a tailored bodice. It specifies V shaped notches, edge stitching, and stitching of plackets with precise perforation positions and extension for a tailored look.
Booker T Washington died after a long illness in Wake, aged leader of the negro race. The founder and president of Tuskegee Institute, a widow and four grandchildren survive. His funeral will be held at Tuskegee Institute with services in Washington’s honor. Washington’s life saw national debates during Roosevelt’s administration and he remained active in education and race uplift.
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a tonic for liver and bowel health. Claiming a “clearing complexions” and relief from constipation, it targets women with pale complexions and blemishes. The copy promotes the tablets as a pleasant, inexpensive remedy available from The Olive Tablet Company in Columbus, Ohio.
A Montpelier Vermont reader, Mrs Gauthier, reports relief from chronic illness after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad touts decades of popularity and invites readers to write for confidential advice.
A health blurb advocates Jud Salta tablets as a cure all for back pain and kidney issues. It credits cleansing, dissolving bladder irritation, and restoring kidney function by taking four ounces in water daily for several days. The piece quotes a local druggist endorsing the product as inexpensive and effective.
Mrs Lyons visited Kane Johnsonburg and St Marys on Monday and Tuesday. Ladies of the TB Church met at the church for annual dues, and a box social raised activity at the Kon Mer schoolhouse drew a crowd. Visits included Mr Ellie Monsenger and daughter, Miss Nolen Smith hosted by Miss Myron Theodon, and trips to Union City and Corry with local residents attending events and dances.
Flower advertisement extols white narcissus bulbs from France suitable for Christmas. It promises rapid bloom, fragrant, pure white heads, and a tasteful display. Selling terms: one bulb for 40 cents or two dozens for 50 cents postpaid. Address Edgar Al Hiesing, Ayord, New York.
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