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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1915
Page
3
A San Cura Ointment and Soap promotion offers a 36 cent and 60 cent ointment jar with a money back guarantee from Ames & Co. The ointment is claimed to stop bleeding, itching, and protruding piles and treats chronic ailments. the soap is priced at 35 cents. The ad targets babies and rough sensitive skin with a note from Thompson Medical Co.
Ene November 20 Dan Cornish and Chalon B Carpenter once partners on John Benson’s Waterford farm divided over buckwheat and a woman. An axe allegedly used in the dispute left Cornish with a head wound. he was treated by nurse Miss Hattie Shaw at Waterford and sent to Hamet hospital. Carpenter is at large as officials investigate the case.
A brief pledge emphasizes building a peaceful prosperous nation ready for challenges. The statement highlights unity, resilience, and steady progress toward national strength and stability.
Olean reports indicate Mdwart Marit Hatch is in critical condition after a wound, with District Attorney planning to seek murder in the first degree if the case proceeds. The grand jury may consider charges as Hatch remains under danger from injuries.
Hundreds in Corry read in the Journal that N F Ames and Co offer Mio na with guaranteed refunds if it fails to help. The ad claims Mi o na relieves indigestion headache dizziness and fatigue and restores health after other methods failed. It asserts many locals credit the remedy with cures and that refunds are available to unsatisfied customers.
J. Rogers at 103 N Center St advertises home and automobile electric supplies offering free advice on energy efficient lamps and a price on temperatures, promoting Fiat iron with indicating switch and a full range of electrical goods.
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