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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1915
Page
6
A mother extols GLYCO-PINE as a cheap effective home remedy for coughs and croup. She recounts how a friend’s family used it to treat a dry hoarse cough and a baby’s cold, claiming quick relief and noting the manufacturer’s narcotic-free guarantee. The letter urges readers to obtain GLYCO-PINE locally.
Washington reports the State Department urged Americans in northern Mexico, especially Sonora and Chihuahua, to leave promptly due to lawless depredations. Consular offices will withdraw as districts clear and Americans are advised not to cross the border amid disturbed conditions.
An ad touts Geta-Tt as the world’s best corn remedy, claiming it heals corns and calluses without cutting. It warns against past painful fixes and promotes use tonight, with endorsements from druggists and several retailers across the country.
List of names from the weekly advertised letters including Mrs G W Blakenley Mrs Will Blanchard Mrs Alving Miller Mrs W Spencer Miss Eyn Bilen Mr KR W Caldwall Mr Chag A Muck Rev George L Miner Mr We Mealy Mr St W Clayton Mr Willie Minke A D Colegrove P M
New York Sept 16 The Art Metal Construction Co names Harry Stoddard as president and general manager replacing G M P Murphy who resigns and is abroad. Stoddard to lead the firm as it shifts to professional work in industrial audits branding and management applications with Lewin announcing the move.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bacon and son Gerald visited Mr. Dad and Mr. Chesler Owen last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Applabee entertained Mrs. Hugh Titus and family and Mr. Sim Manly and family of Hutch Hollow Sunday. G Troster and family from Sharman called on Mr. and Mrs. FB Hinkso recently. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stowh hosted Mr. and Mr. Milton Donaldson Sunday. Mrs. 0 Hy Thacon of Mondyilio visited cousin Mrs. Bertha Owen.
Sept 16 two more cases of infantile paralysis were reported to the Hill Health Department, raising total to four. One case comes from Washington Place in the Westchester addition near Ninth, ill since August 11 with no report or quarantine. The second case is from East Nineteenth Street. The department has state health officers and a determined effort to stamp out the dread disease.
Iris Hunka Foster of Cleveland Ohio was the guest of her sister Mrs W M Appleben. Mr and Mrs IB Hinkson entertained Mr and Mrs Harry Aston of Arbuckle. Sunday Mrs Nelle Williams spent time with relatives at Ashtabula Ohio. Nearly everybody from here attended.
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