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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1916
Page
2
A damaged notice states Frank J. Cheney and Hall J. Cheney, partners in a Toledo Ohio firm, owe one hundred dollars for an end row. The document references a notary and claims a cure advertisement for catarrh with an offer to send details by mail.
Fragmentary OCR text references a political rally, a neutral bloc, and mentions of individuals and places, but has extensive garbled words and missing context making specifics indeterminable. The readable bits suggest activity around a hospital or hosts, but concrete facts are not recoverable.
Mrs Wi Kerfoot recounts a statement claiming Commissioner Wiser aided by Vanier, with details on health issues and a claim that a treatment called Taniac cured ailments. The piece promotes Master Medicine sold by C. Babbitt and Son, 44 North Center Street.
In New York the Teamsters stage the first sympathetic stoppage over the Carmen subway dispute. Labor leaders meet at Hall to discuss a nationwide action that could pull 750 000 workers from mass transit. The show of solidarity followed a milder walkout by shop workers at a factory producing transit components.
A Kane city stabbing occurred in the afternoon with attackers described as foreigners. Victim Mr. Whit and others were involved. police investigated as a possible robbery related incident. Authorities urged caution while clarifying suspect details and motive.
A Corry resident praises Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney health and years of good condition. The ad cites Mr Smith's 1915 endorsement and urges readers to seek the remedy at Lyon's drugstore in Buffalo in partner with Wester Milburn Co.
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