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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1916
Page
6
An advertisement touts Gingerole as a miraculous remedy for neuralgia, pleurisy, coughs, lumbago, sore throat, and joint pain. It claims rapid action within minutes, outperforming poultices and hot water bottles, with a 26 cent box marketed as a universal cure-all for aches, cramps, and sore muscles.
Edmondson phonograph demonstrations daily at Metherson Piano Company 116 North Center St. Hear all makes of records and judge for yourself. Terma to wit.
Mayville court opens Monday at 10 in the morning with Judge Arthur TB Oreway presiding. The docket includes the high profile case of Curtis Logan accused of stabbing Walter Hosking with a pitchfork, Hosking dying days later. Logan claims self defense and reports say the weapon penetrated brain membranes and Hosking was wounded in the hip. Prosecutors say the man killed in the incident.
Jamestown reports a fire at the Lakeards Boat Association boat house near Celoron caused about 5000 in damage last night. The west end ignition damaged the structure and several boats. sixteen stalls housed boats, only a few saved. Burglary mention cited but details unclear.
An old prescriptive remedy advises drusgiat and Parmint double strength mixed in hot water with granulated Muga to ease catarrhal deafness and head noises. Take four teaspoonfuls four times daily for relief as nostrils clear and mucus stops dropping. claims it is simple, cheap, and pleasant. Aries and Co. offer the prescription in trial.
A leak spilled $26,000 worth of oil from the Northern Pipe Line Co at Crystal Springs. An inch split sent oil 14 feet high, forming a pool east of the dam and a black smoke plume that drifted toward James City. Fire danger and cleanup followed as observers watched from a hill.
An old Corry advertisement claims Vinol as the best remedy for coughs and colds. It recounts Benj Dunning of Scranton praising Vinol for stopping a chronic cough and restoring strength after trying other medicines, with Druggists C. O. Babblit and Son selling Vinol in Corry and Pennsylvania towns.
Loyal farmers organizations express gratitude for enacted legislation aiding agriculture. Messages from the Farmers National Congress and Farmers Grain Dealers Association of Timers convey continued support, praising Wilson’s foreign policy and diplomatic resolve during challenging times.
Plain instructions describe rubbing Vapo Rub salve over the throat and chest for a few minutes then covering with a warm cloth to release vapors. A later note mentions an apple or Vodine snagror at night, suggesting repetition.
About 6000 Pennsylvanians traveled to Shadow Lawn on Saturday October 14 to hear President Wilson. Alfred J. Lincoln and Richard Lincoln of Berks County were among them. They are cousins of the injured President and said they would vote for Wilson.
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