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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1915
Page
2
A historical report stresses pasteurization as essential to prevent disease in milk, noting supervision gaps at farms and the danger of contaminated supply. It calls for clean handling, healthy cattle, and proper milking attire to ensure milk safety from farm to table.
An old ad from N. F. Amos and Co highlights Solvax as a kidney remedy claiming it removes the cause of trouble, purifies the blood, soothes the bladder, and ends painful symptoms. The piece notes customer testimonials and a money back guarantee if not satisfied, with local names and events in Corry and surrounding towns.
A porch fire started in the Gray residence at Spring Creek Tuesday morning from wood in an oven. Neighbors alerted Mrs. Gray who, with help, quickly extinguished the flames that had touched dry boards. No one hurt, though Mrs. Gray believed all embers were out before yard wood was moved.
An old style medicinal ad touts Cascarets as a remedy for bad cold and bowel troubles. It promises rapid stomach cleansing, toxin removal, liver bile drainage, and overnight relief with a ten cent box.
A fragmented advertisement lists names for letters held or to be mailed. The headings show dates and various personal names including Mr. and Mrs. Willys, M. M. Stuart, Stella Allan, N. R. Galton, Bhrnost Uroge, Edward Grant, Mer Christ Soriot, Times Smith, and B C Whitney.
A notice from Clymer announces a county level meeting of the MB. Churel to discuss the Wy O. Ay program and the December northeast division event. Mrs Anna Cla'ir and Mary Taynor, the county secretary, are listed as attendees and will share updates. An invitation urges all to attend and learn about the project.
Autopsy findings presented to a jury reveal the infant died after an operation that doctors reportedly could have saved the child. The coroner and physicians described severe injuries and extensive deformities, with the inquest adjourned to continue testimony tomorrow.
Our young women suffer headaches and paleness from thin blood. Scott's Emulsion nourishes, strengthens, and enriches blood, reducing nervousness and debility. It is a concentrated nourishment from safe ingredients, recommended for mothers and daughters at drug stores.
Fragmentary local notices report deaths and social events. Died November 16 at home of Mika Rauthor Clowson in Newark area. several people attended funerals and visits. A newborn Irving Brady born November 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brady.
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