Gray's Balsam The Guaranteed Cough Cure
An old advertisement touts Gray's Balsam as a guaranteed cough cure. It promises quick relief from coughs, soothing soreness and thinning phlegm, with a price of 256 a bottle.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1911
Page
3
An old advertisement touts Gray's Balsam as a guaranteed cough cure. It promises quick relief from coughs, soothing soreness and thinning phlegm, with a price of 256 a bottle.
Local column lists charity events auctions sales and meetings including a Christmas sale at Wrights Saw Sale a convention in Alliance hall and a masquerade at Novembers Hall. It also notes dog thefts has some business ads from Cohen's Linen and Clearfield suppliers plus memorial day address by Judge Wallinghaw and a church meeting at Meadville Academy of Music.
Fragmented local item notes a funeral for Mrs Joseph Moyer and a school recital at Willin Pinno Seoul High School. Accompanying lines mention a birthday party on East Main Street and a city death linked to a poisoning incident with a farmer’s bottle of alcohol involved.
Salamaica November 13. A Buffalo Bradford line brakeman, Wienkle, was struck and killed between Bradford and Carrollton while a Buffalo bound train passed. The engineer and crew identified the victim, a rough injury to the back and crushed abdomen noted. Observation of the incident by the railway crow at the scene confirms death and ongoing inquiries.
Fragmentary text indicates an engineer connected to a dam case in Coudersport Pennsylvania is set to testify. Mentions names Hatton, Wilmington Bel, Bayless or related entities, plus references to a coroner’s jury and a resumed hearing next Tuesday.
Washington November 20 no confirmation has been received of the reported massacre of foreigners at Hoaian-fit. The city lies about 200 miles northwest of Pekin and officials estimate only a few missionaries remain there. Earlier in 1900 during the Boxer trouble the Imperial court fled from Pekin to Halam-fu.
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