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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1915
Page
6
A brief ad notes free advice on lamp bulbs to improve sight and promotes lamps for sale. It lists Pall line of electric supplies for time and automobile and specifies address 108 N Center St by Rogers.
Nov 20 Hammond Tron Works under contract with Furlty Distiline Co to complete a giant tank in three weeks. Sixty workers toil to finish a 90 foot by 60 foot tank expected to be the largest of its kind in the United States and the world for its purpose.
Ad copy touts San Cura Ointment as a near-magic cure for running sores fever sores and skin afflictions including eczema salt rheum and ulcers. It claims fast action with money-back guarantee and lists Thompson Medical Co Titusville Pa as the maker and San Cura Soap as accompanying antiseptic product.
A stream of calls and visits from Corry and Union City residents marked the week. Residents such as Mini Mayme Crowley, Miss Bolva Robarts, Mrs. P J McGrath, and Mr Dan Roschie spent time with friends and family in Corry. Several people attended events at the Exposition and reports show enjoying Pennsylvania as a home state.
Readers cautioned that excess meat can cause uric acid buildup and kidney strain. A home remedy involves four ounces of Jud Suits mixed in water, taken before breakfast for several days, to cleanse sluggish kidneys. The piece notes related urinary symptoms and mentions a grape lemon juice acid blend as a traditional aid, plus various local social notes about visitors and residents.
Mr Dave Hartsmai has returned home from a period abroad. He arrived in Wheelock on the date and will resume his ordinary activities. Community members welcomed him back and wished him well.
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