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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1916
Page
8
An ad claims Thompson's Kidney Tablets help remove impurities and improve health by cleansing the kidneys. It suggests daily use, promises symptom relief in a few days, and offers mail order from Thompson Medical Co. in Meadville, Pa.
An old advertisement touts Kime's Improved Taro as a remedy for sore throat tonsillitis and deep seated pain. It claims quick healing for various pains and promotes a money back plan at drug stores.
A notice to persons indebted to the late Mate of Alfred Burrows and to those with claims against the estate of F. B. Burrows requests payment or filing of claims without delay. Attorneys Haeaia and Kingald, attorneys, are authorized to receive payments and claim notices.
Spartansburg column notes social visits and arrivals. Mrs Kemp of Theasville spent Friday with sister Mrs Thomson on Mill Street. Julia Martin of Clarksburg, W Va, visiting her parents on Mechanic Street. Eril Tauber returned from Platty City to join Tauber Woolen Mill. The community welcomes Eril and family after about twelve years away. Mrs Damon offspring Creek visited Mrs Elen Breton on East Main Street. Robert and Richard White of Corry visiting grandmother Mrs Inmire on Jefferson Street. Hramk Lay of East Branch spent Thursday and Friday with Mr Frank Jones. Mira Brooks of Harbour Half assisting Miss Myra Baker. L. D. Maker back home at Greenville. Hyram Johnson visited family on Davenport Street. Mr and Mrs Thomas Farrell visiting Mrs Sue Doris, also Sunday with Frank O Conner family at Titusville. Mrs Anthony Groves left for Battle Creek Michigan for sanatorium treatment. Mr and Mrs Frank Jones spent Sunday with Mr Charles Titus east of town. Dr I J Whalen of New Castia to return for lecture on Friday evening Nov 24. Corry visitors noted this week include Miss Eva Mu-
Aldred spent a few days in Meadville as the guest of his nephew Mr Albert Vidred. Other mentions include Mrs Maltond and daughter Leota visiting with Mrs Harry Platt and Mr H Riffenberick, plus Mr W IP Hurlingham and Mr A. £ 5.
Wattsburg news reports Mrs. Ajisoo at Hamot Hospital nearing discharge and Mrs. Nellie Morts returning to central office work. Hy Halla employed by Perry Church. Lynn Parker and Ruth visit aunt Mrs. Arthur Barber in Union City. Miss Mabel Sammony teaches among African Americans in Anniston Alabama. Mrs. Katherine Tracy Barrett moves from Jamestown to Erie and works in the Boston store postal department. Presbyterian church held a meeting led by Rev. HM Smead to invite Rev. M S Beebe as pastor and enjoyed a picnic. Lady Cornwall Rebekah Lodge plans a two day play, Breesy Point, at Wattsburg Opera House. Nat Rockwell visited his parents at Java. Mrs. Emu Laundries recently returned home from Erie.
An old ad promotes economic cleaning at a modern plant for ig apparel and draperies. Men’s suits and pressed work are offered. Ladies garments including gloves dresses kid satin slippieces are cleaned and pressed. Located at Traction Building opposite the depot.
Kansas City dispatch reports two men were killed and more than a score injured when a southbound St. Louis and San Francisco passenger train collided head-on with a Rock Island freight train in the suburbs east of Kansas City. Many of the injured were believed to be in dangerous condition.
Dr. Oxcar Smith and Gowanda state hospital staff examine Joseph Daniel, 8 or 10, after he shot and killed a man. District Attorney Laidlaw awaits doctors findings on mental condition and potential commitment to Rome Cantorial Asylum. The boy’s stated age conflicts with records and his statements to questions vary.
An old advertisement promotes Vicks remedies for bronchitis asthma catarrh and head colds. It touts Vicks VapoRub and Vicks VapoRub Salve as topical relief and advises internal doses for throat and chest symptoms. The copy mentions easing nervous tension fever and nasal congestion and claims vapors reach the air passages overnight. Prices listed include one dollar for Vicks VapoRub products.
An old advertisement touts wet shown furs including fox, mink, skunk, raccoon and opossum sold at prices in Jesn money. It also promotes J P Drought & Co furs and offers breeding cockerels from Wyandotte stock, with prices for Wyandottes and a free examination at Dromana Farms Corry Pax.
Fragmented text provides few readable facts about city affairs and official actions. Names and places are garbled, hindering clear interpretation of events, dates, or responsibilities. The readable parts mention authorities, a flag, and possible references to prices and deportation but lack coherent detail.
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