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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1916
Page
3
A vintage ad touts Papen Diapepsin as a quick, gentle remedy for sour stomach gas and indigestion. It claims to stabilise the stomach after meals, relieve foul breath and stomach distress, and suggests a large case costs fifty cents at drug stores.
Hear an Edmondson phonograph before ordering. Daily demonstrations day and evening to let you judge for yourself. Call and visit C H Henderson Piano Company at 116 North Center Street to learn terms and see the machine.
W arren Opt police raided the Warren Motor Club quarters in the Milly building Saturday, arresting thirteen young men involved. They were taken to police headquarters for questioning as residents complained of disturbances for months. Early morning court session scheduled with Justice Brunkmay to hear the cases.
Harrieburg man Beckwith credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for curing stomach and intestinal distress after failed treatments. He reports immediate relief after one dose, praising the product as the greatest stomach remedy, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
An 19th century advertisement touts Keim's Improved Taro-Plene as a perfect healing ointment for sore throat tonsillitis quinsy and chest aches. It claims cheap seating relief and serves as an efficient remedy for piles with a money-back offer at drug stores.
The Woman's Club and the Mousewives' tox ic plan two probes to determine if the new milk price aims are reasonable. Producers and dealers met at Twentieth and Peach streets and agreed to charge 9 cents a quart after November 1, with possible further rises as production costs climb. The pact runs through April, and another increase might come before spring.
The rabbit season starts tomorrow across regions including Meadville and Oak 20 Industrial. Hunters report limited licenses issued versus prior periods due to wartime activity and local enforcement. The season runs from Wednesday through November 30 with a daily bag limit of 10 rabbits and a season limit of 40. State propagation has increased rabbit numbers in Roson county.
A blustery claim touts meat as the cause of kidney problems and promotes a grape lime Lithia elixir described as flushing and stimulating the kidneys. It urges heavy meat eaters to stop meat and drink a soda tonic to prevent ailments and “serious complications.”
Miss Agnes Mahaity offers piano lessons under the Conservatory Method on Fridays and Saturdays at the East Church on Main Street. She teaches students of all levels and ages, focusing on technique and musical expression.
An old fashioned ad promotes a home remedy for catarrhal deafness claiming most ear troubles stem from catarrh. It touts Parmint Double Strength mixed with hot water and sugar, four times daily, promising rapid relief and restoration of hearing with a claimed ninety percent success rate. NF Ames and Co. distributed this advertisement.
Erie resident Lawrence Marsie a foreigner living on Prospect Street was miraculously saved from electrocution when a heavy steel door fell on him at a barn on East Twelfth Street. The door struck live 440 volt wiring. coworkers released the wire and he was rescued with only minor facial burns and a head bump. Dr. George S. Ray attended him.
An unclear OCR text describes a man and his wife walking with load and water jug near a Nile setting. It mentions the wife trailing behind a riding vehicle and questions about following a groove, ending with an exhortation to “give your wife a chance” and “let her do it electrically.”
Property interest unclear due to damaged OCR text. Listed entities include Robert Patterson Real Estate Agency and a local address fragment 1588. Unable to determine full action, date, or location from available wording.
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