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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1912
Page
4
An oldca recipe article explains that female nervousness often stems from abdominal disorders. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, a non alcoholic remedy from native roots, claiming relief for over 90 percent of cases with persistent use in private practice. The piece also advertises Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for liver complaints.
Turner W Shacklett of Erie, a longtime business and sales manager, revived a dead institution into a leading industry. He served as Vicority Member of the Board of Water Commissioners for three terms, was school director, and led local trade groups. He declined a mayoral bid, prioritizing business interests and public affairs.
Oct 28 reports a large blaze destroyed a residence in Watts Flats. The structure, valued at thousands, could not be rebuilt. contents including furniture were lost. Firefighters and residents helped salvage belongings and prevent spread to nearby buildings.
Cambridge Springs plans to bolster law enforcement for a large weekend gathering. City hall discussions from Ogumbricles Springs propose deploying off duty officers and plainclothes detectives to maintain order during the dedication event at the Polish college site.
An old advertisement touts PARISIAN Sage hair tonic promising rapid scalp relief and color preservation. It targets young women and girls, claims to remove dandruff, improve hair beauty, and offers a money back plan through Barnes & Co.
Special showing features Fostoria Glass Company blown ware etched and cut in various patterns. Footed blown sherberts champagne glasses and goblets priced from $0.60 to $5.00 per dozen, finger bowls sugar and creamers olive dishes and jardinières with decorative finishes offered.
Trustees of Edinboro normal school testified to sewage discharge from the institution into Conneaut Creek not causing a stench as alleged. Judge Walling’s court heard claims about health risks from a nearby pond of about a mile from the school. Testimony noted summer odors and difficulties in implementing disposal plans due to student absences and local opposition.
Veteran journalist Momer J. McClintock, longtime Derick Publishing figure and renowned newspaper man, was found dead just before midnight in his West First Street home “The Pettibone.” After years of declining health and a forest county solicitation period, he appeared feeble. Mrs Heley Hunt alerted local Owls lodge officers who reported his death.
Waxahachie Oct 24 Burrat Wales of NORIO was sentenced to hang for the murder of Dallas merchant S01. The hanging date marked the eighth anniversary of the crime. prior convictions and the ongoing appeals were noted.
In Hornell New York October 22 a left arm was blown off when a shotgun discharged accidentally while a man named Vanvey aged 19 or 20, was handling the weapon near St James Mercy Hospital. The lad was at work on a farm area when the incident occurred. He was removed to the hospital for treatment.
A mill worker named Martin suffered a painful eye injury after a machine strike caused a blow to the eyelid. Doctors reattached damaged tissue and warned of possible lasting eye damage, with possible complications if eyesight worsens. Local officials noted the incident occurred Monday at the plant.
Tiniestawn Post reports President Taft will pass through Jamestown on Helen Trans Saturday morning at 15 o'clock and will dedicate the Po lis National College. The private car will halt briefly on the regional train at Fametown while local officials arrange a brief speaking stop for the president. An telegram from Adxo Jeroue B. Flaber requests he address the crowd if the schedule permits.
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