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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1916
Page
2
An odd political ad fragment voices support for Woodrow Wilson while criticizing Hearst and Hughes. It frames Roosevelt’s stance, warns the Republican ticket against alienating support, and questions trade, tariffs, and naval power while championing Wilson’s Democratic line.
An era advertisement touts Vinol as a tonic for weak run-down folks. It cites Mrs. M. S. of Trenton and others, claiming improved strength after using Vinol and liver peptones. The note promises money back if not satisfied, sold by Benedict and Son druggists and leading drug stores across Pennsylvania.
A garbled excerpt references law and child labor topics, noting interests of the weak. It mentions Me, Wy Soh, Hughes, Lewkliox, and questions on tariff labor and relations with other nations. The text appears as a corrupted discussion outline with no clear narrative or outcomes.
In Jamestown an Italian laborer Antonio Pinzone, 42, was shot on Institute Street just before midnight by Giovanni Jucalano and an accomplice. Pinzone died instantly as the assailant fled. Witnesses differ on whether an argument preceded the shot. Police and Assistant District Attorney Warner Roxford investigated. suspects were seen near Broad Street Mills earlier that evening.
Long Branch New Jersey reports President Wilson plans three more speeches this week to aid his re election effort. A packet of letters and telegraphic forecasts from various parts of the country was sent to Shadow Town showing predicted victory for the Democratic ticket. The President will speak in three locations including New York City and New Jersey Assembly events.
Advert reads fur show in the city featuring fox, mink, ermine, raccoon and opossum skins from West collection. Customers can order style and have garments made at levy town Lian with phone contact for J P Drought & Co.
An old time advertisement promotes Goldine as a health tonic and laxative for stomach nerves and kidneys. It lists prices 84 00 and 1.00, claims strength and vitality, and names Ames drug, Can bridge Springs, Curtis Drug, Black's Paton City, and other outlets as places to buy.
Advertises Golden Lax Tablets claiming relief for constipation liver headaches and dizziness. Directions say take one tablet at 10 o'clock and you will arise without pain. A carton holds forty tablets and can fit in a vest pocket. Priced at 3 cents, available from druggists N F Amos and Company and Thomas Downey.
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