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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1916
Page
8
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a guaranteed remedy to halt hair loss, cure dandruff, and nourish roots. It claims the product softens hair, improves shine, and masks scalp odor, with a money back guarantee and availability at drug and toilet counters.
Supreme Court Justice Adolph Teedenbeck delayed ruling on Charley Stielow’s motion for a new trial in his death sentence for the March 21, 1916 murder of Charles B. Phelps and housekeeper Margaret Walcott. The court will weigh affidavits about alleged correspondence, Stielow’s mental state, intimidation, immunity promises, and an alleged confession.
Dunkirk October 1 reports orders for 65 engines from the AvA plant. The shipment includes types for Pacific typh passenger service, a Wheeling and Lake Erie freight fleet, New York Central rolling stock, and Pennsylvania Railroad needs.
Baker Hill items note Johnsgn and son Brick leaving for Michigan to settle permanently last Thursday. Guests included DeJeans with the Rick ersom family in Corry, Bert Johnson visiting Salamanca, Parry Mead and the Meads visiting Youniceville, J Stearns arriving from near Spartaneluing for a well at Crosby, water reaching eight feet and ongoing walling 4 feet for Jessie Bacein. Spencer and Alia Mead hosted visits from Voutheaville, while Morray Moore headed to Washington state.
A dated campaign message extols Wilson era reforms and calls for funds from readers. It likens America’s recovery to ancient faith and urges citizens to donate to the Democratic National Committee, framing contributions as insurance against internal and external threats. It stresses patriotism, sacrifice, and loyalty to democratic ideals.
Formerly of Hla Piney Allah Hinenl Kirkpatrick teaches Hive Ye made whort vot In Waereer ratusnine. Sunmigator 1 oon fir AlMiomd Delvans and wife visited at the home of his brother Lavort Dedvans in Spring Creole Sunday. Mr and Mrs Walter Caslar Miss Cells Guyox and Miss Alice Spencer all of Columbus were pleasant call Great Cue Five Oks farm week ago Sunday. Mr Charles Springstend and notable Honor Me Roy Mekaran and Mrs EA Barton all of Corry Ware illors at the Springstend home last Sunday. Mrs Glen Jaquith visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Richard Bates of Spring Creek this week. Mr Frank Briges to business valley Corry Tuesday. Mr John Springsteng has a new roof put on his dotlam. A few from this place attended the Installation meeting of the Odd Fellows in Columbus Monday night. Mrs Charles Baudburg called on friends and relatives in Corry one day last week. Mr Dewitt Messenger received news of the death of his cousin Messenger who was killed by a teen in Gonnoant Saturday. The remains were brought to Corry Monday. Miss Benita Fuller attending school at Columbus. Mr May Kingston of Trewebure New York is visiting her mother Mrs Oiled.
Spartansburg October notes show Mr and Mrs A A Healey and others attending the North East fair. Families visit relatives in Corry Jamestown Titlsville Findley Dake and Union areas. revival meetings announced at Baptist church led by H Ki McDoyitt and Ste. Win Bloomqulat as pastor.
Notes from Waitsburg record local social activity and visits. Mr and Mrs Hart Tower and Gifford Mura were visitors at Corry Bulyrdsy. Kent has gone to the grip country. Epworth League social planned October 291. Leda Mckay and B P Marsh called in Erie. Frank Donaldson from Trip was a town visitor Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Roblett of Erie visit former parents Mr and Mrs Chris aun.
An eye care ad claims the value of good eyes and promotes relief from pain using optical services. It mentions Dr Stanley in Corry Pennsylvania and invites readers to seek examination and lenses. The fragment hints at eye health and optical solutions offered at a local building.
Mrs John Kemner remains at home improving after minor illness at Mile hospital. Mrs Tayi Ghatine and Mr WH Gitmern visited Corry on Saturday. Gertrude Tanner, home from Edinboro for weekend with Mr and Mrs Harry Barrett. Genie Bros. repair Holler in Brie area. Mrs John Minaie operated at St Vincent Hospital in Erie last Thursday remains in poor condition.
In Corry Mr Pisher, a cigar maker at 118 Frederick Street, says Doan’s Kidney Pills relieve back and kidney pain after long hours at work. He bought them at Amos & Cota Drug Store and reports consistent improvement. Price 60c. Mentioned by Postor Milburn Co. Props Buttary NY.
Winifred At Merts Bell phone 191 L Ost. The fragment reports a notice styled line with names and a phone reference though the context and full action remain unclear. It preserves the readable entities and boilerplate notice feel without adding new facts.
Corry residents are encouraged by Mrs Besanson’s recovery after a long illness. A local apothecary, Goldine Man, is visiting Ames Drug Store in Corry this week to explain the remedy’s wonders. The article notes many have found relief and invites others to seek the treatment and tell friends.
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