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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1927
Page
6
Dunkirk voters will decide on daylight saving for the city this summer. The ballot asks if Dunkirk through its common council should adopt daylight swing time in June July and August for 1905 with possible extension to future summers unless altered by governing authorities.
R A Thompson of Garland a well known pollige and horticultural expert will address the Pennsylvania Tulebergmen convention at State College today. He will discuss the Protective and agricultural Onsloole for the Gurning Year and is publisher of Garland Farms Hatches near Gael. Garland Hatchery, the largest in Pennsylvania, recently became state supervisor, with duties to oversee incubation and hatchings.
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless remedy for rheumatic pain and stiffness. It claims quick relief for aches in joints muscles and bones and urges readers to try a small trial bottle from any drug store to be free from pain. The pitch uses bold exhortations and rhyming phrases to urge purchase.
United Press reports that ICC examiners recommended cutting coal freights from western Pennsylvania and Clearfield district to northern New York points. Proposed drops include 32.96 to 27.8 dollars per ton to Syracuse, 30.0 to 28.7 to Oswego, and 43.5 to 23.0 to Piercefield, with nationwide proportional reductions on comparable routes. The full commission will consider the report.
Miss Elizabeth Kirch daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Kirch and Mr Fred Smith son of Mr and Mrs Tom Smith were married at the MK church parsonage in Symer New York last evening officiated by Rev Hirsch The couple reside at 104 North Second Street The Smiths are popular young residents of the city and congratulations pour in from families and friends
Mr William Schneider and Mrs Dith Gorton were united in marriage in Meadville Wednesday afternoon at the Baptist church. The ceremony was conducted by the Baptist minister and attended by Mr and Mrs A I Corbin. The couple, long time residents, will reside on West Frederick Street as friends extend congratulations.
Nursing notes from Greenfield and Lancaster attest health gains after using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A Greenfield nurse reports renewed strength for shifted duties and outdoor nursing, while other letters from Mus. Gearaupe L Stew ser and Mus. J A Pierson praise overall weakness relief.
Oct 27 report notes W H Brown bagged a third bear in two weeks near his eastern Sabla apiary. Bears have damaged honey colonies, prompting Brown to protect property with a gun. City council considers aviation plans and delegates to a Chicago conference to gauge future airport needs and regional transport potential.
In Warren on October 22 1926 a jury found for defendant Mrs Stiles in a $4000 suit by Viole Stiles seeking damages for personal injuries lost wages and expenses after a car collision Andrew Seyels Brokenstriw farmer paid in full for injuries as verified by a cashed $605 check presented by the defendant’s counsel during trial.
An ad touts Mother's Friend as externally applied relief for prenatal distress. It claims relaxation eases tightness and discomfort, and features a customer anecdote about an unassisted birth. The Bradfield Regulator Co lists Santa Ana as the desk address and offers a free booklet on baby preparations.
A brief health notice promotes a new internal remedy for piles described as quick, harmless, and inexpensive. Physicians advise trying the product, claiming it provides relief with minimal bother and cost. The item is presented as a practical self care option.
George Gilson of Syracuse reports relief after taking Colac Pile Pills four times daily. The tablets claim to pass through the stomach to the bowels, easing the bleeding and painful piles. Available at Thomas Downey's and other druggists for about sixty cents per bottle.
The attorney for the plaintiff noted the check was not accepted as payment in full. The verdict held that accepting and cashing the check released the defendant from further responsibility, with financial negotiations occurring before the suit was filed.
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