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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1913
Page
5
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast, safe remedy for dyspepsia indigestion gas sour stomach and upset digestion. The copy promises dramatic relief within minutes and offers a fifty cent case with a money back guarantee, urging households to keep it for day or night stomach distress.
The notice promotes free Parcel Post maps with a complete rate guide and schedule. It states copies are given free with a new subscription to the Journal or to old subscribers paying arrears plus one year in advance.
Miss Elizabeth W Shou d begins fall term instruction for primary to advanced Plano pupils at 100 East Main Street. Address and program level unspecified but indicates enrollment or service offering for local students.
Henry Keppel, president, and J Hl Andrews, cashier, head the paver team with D A Depow and Axt. Cashter contributing as assistants in the project.
Trainmaster John T. Brew of the Philadelphia and Reading Railway rejects claims a broken rail was reported. He says the wreck occurred Thursday night near Garland and that traffic resumed after a quick repair. He notes no further notices of failure have been reported and cites a transition to steel cars for safety.
Jamestown reports Leo Gray a 15 year old girl who vanished from Camperreal in August was arrested in Buffalo on a petit larceny warrant. Detained by Sergeant George Harrison she was brought to Stillwater where authorities learned of quarrels at her home and a prior uncle's involvement.
Mr Varnick and aides survey northwest state stream contamination through townships and roads. They collect resident lists and map streams identifying owners, tenants, and premises. Reports go to Harrisburg with blueprints for the Department of Lands and Waterways.
London dispatch reports the Turkish move to scrap the London treaty seen as escalating and Greece ready to press its military edge. King Constantine returns to Athens, Greece warns Serbia to prepare for a possible broader emergency, while Albania’s front remains quiet.
Unclear OCR style ad promotes Putnam's Extractor as a painless corn treatment. Mentions a quick yell of sting and repeated applications to remove corns. Names Thomas Downey, a druggist, and references the product as pure and effective.
Andrew McKelvey D D announces chiropractic methods at office No 2 Park Place to remove disease causes. Claims relief for appendicitis asthma constipation catarrhal dyspepsia diabetes deafness goiter hay fever headaches rheumatism lumbago spinal issues St Vitus dance infantile paralysis and other conditions.
A 19th century advertisement promotes San Cura Ointment by Thomas Downsey N F Anes and Company claiming rapid healing of sores piles burns and scalds. It touts antiseptic properties and claims cures for eczema tetter salt rheum with prices 25 and 50 cents and includes an address in Titnsville Pa.
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