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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1914
Page
3
Rheuma advertised as a wonderful remedy sold by Ames and others claims quicker lasting relief from rheumatism. It asserts blood purification helps feed veins and arteries and removes toxins, with a physician endorsing its formula as superior to common treatments.
Dr W. E Bland offers painless corn and bunion removals using a cold water method without knives or medicines. He will stay at the European Motel for an indefinite period and will treat patients at his office or at home by request.
The Evening Journal on sale at the Plate News store on South Center Street and at the Union News office.
Randolph September 24 Lewis Brown a well known Monon resident was shot and seriously injured by two men who raided a gull venom store on the main road near Bowen. The robbers demanded money and fled after firing. Brown was taken to Junction and deputies hunted the suspects.
Beaverdam notes Miss Myrna Breed leaves Sept for Meadville to begin college duties. Ladies Aid met with Miss Emma Breed. Miss Mattin Warren of Union City visited Miss Glida Messenger. Mr Ellis Messenger was a business caller in Corry. The piano committee of the M B church hosts a chicken pie social at Mr and Mrs Hilla Messenger home on Friday Oct 2. Supper prices 25c adults 25c, children 15c.
Petrograd notes a dramatic strengthening of the Russian army after the Russo Japanese conflict. Priests and Holy Synod influence boost patriotic zeal, with soldiers fighting for a holy war and peasants guided by spiritual advisers as Russia gains resolve and unity.
A historical ad touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as a dependable remedy for corns and calluses. It claims long market presence, widespread dealer availability, and a low quarter price with bold praise from a Thomas Downey endorsement.
An advertisement claims Taroline 1am by Thomas Downey offers relief for piles and skin diseases with a money back refund if not satisfied. The copy emphasizes best customers and very best satisfaction at 26 cents per package.
Music instruction announced by Miss Anna May Pope a graduate of the Indiana Conservatory. Contact at 14 Franklin Street with both phones available for information.
Six bushels for five dollars advertised by Dromana Farms selling Irish potatoes described as round regular and free from scab and irregular shape. Delivery available including to sick people at 20 cents. Money back if not good cookers.
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