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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1912
Page
6
Mayor Alexander visited Brie on business. Mrs. Charles Bracken and her daughter Bernice planned a Brie day. L. BR Tiffany and his young son departed for a short visit with relatives in New York City.
Walter Ellis traveled to Buffalo on business. Several residents including Harry Weeks Panstone and Joy Craker headed to Blue Heron for a two week camping trip. Mrs Thessia Oliver was admitted to Corry hospital after a reported serious illness. Doan’s grandfather Mrs G W Mills passed away prompting visits from Mr and Mrs H G Dean and others. Multiple locals, including James Reker, Sidney Stewart, and Roy Larson, made short trips to nearby towns for business or family reasons.
An advertisement touts RHEUMA as a universal cure claiming it relieves rheumatic pain gout lumbago and kidney misery by drawing waste from joints and muscles. It urges readers to buy a 60 cent bottle from N F Ames & Co with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
Brief notices list Harl Brown visiting Tamentown on business, Mr Davidson from Kittaning in the city, Miss Ivan Crippen spending days with relatives in Tituville, and Mr and Mrs Crawford Thurnton of Lim, Ohio visiting friends. W P Edmond and son Billy leave at 7 10 PM for a ten day trip to Washington DC Philadelphia and New York, Edmonds a Western salesman for Howard Co., on vacation with family. John J Reardon, former resident of Oll City, dies in Kansas City. born Franklin PA June 1878, came to Oll City in 1888, served in Spain as a Linton Own Co agent, survived by father and three sisters.
President Roosevelt delivers first formal interview since illness, expressing relief at returning to routine. He tells reporters he is feeling well and ready to resume duties as the nation follows the Oyater Day festivities on October 29.
An early 20th century advertisement promotes Cascarets as a quick fix for headaches nervous fatigue and digestive woes promising a morning reset after a single Cascaret. A separate Berlin note reports the Kaiser Wilhelm Foundation starting with a 5000 mark anonymous donation to aid injured airmen and widows and orphans.
Montreal Oct 29 Paul Silt Adirondack boniface and sportsman has been seriously ill at the Royal Victoria Hospital and is reported to be on the road to recovery as of today.
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