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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1914
Page
8
A testimonial note extols Vinol cod liver and iron tonic for rebuilding blood strength and nerve energy. Mrs. Bart Buynson of Bellefonta Chi claims four bottles improved her health, with a druggist endorsement and a money back guarantee.
The Nassau county trial ended after 15 minutes of fruitless wrangling as jurors clashed over verdicts. Mrs Carman faces possible release on bail today but may live with the shadow of a future indictment. Jurors faced threats of violence during deliberations. one juror reportedly pledged not to vote for acquittal.
James Cooper, a farmer from Upper Five Mile Valley, accidentally shot himself Friday afternoon when he tripped while chasing a squirrel and the Bly shotgun discharged. Two Humprey hunters nearby alerted his companions, and a physician found the charge had narrowly missed a major artery.
An advertisement touts 9x12 ft selections from the third floor elevator service with a range of Brussels Axminster Velvets and other fabrics. It promises low prices this week, including 25¢ per yard options and a variety of draperies. Also promotes coats and dresses with big variety, highlighting special offers.
A vintage ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver and bowel aid, saying ninety percent of sickness comes from the liver and colon. The olive colored tablets are framed as a gentle, effective substitute for calomel, costing 10c or 25c per box and sold by The Olive Tablet Company in Columbus, Ohio.
An OCR fragment advertises Tarolene at 250 per package as a reliable remedy and lists a for rent notice for a large furnished room at 161 Mott Street, with girls preferred and light housekeeping needs, indicating a historical urban ad page.
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