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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1912
Page
3
A historical ad asserts cures for old age bowel trouble including constipation and related symptoms. It promotes Syrup Pepsin and a free sample bottle through Dr Caldwell, noting endorsements by physicians and offering a mail request from Monticello, Illinois.
A garbled page lists sales offers at local stores, piano for sale, party notices, birthdays, theater references to The Mikado, political squibs, and a gas-engine accident. It cites Wright’s store discounts, a forthcoming Emmanuel Guild event, and a dubious temperance hotel claim.
A promotional notice touts Papa's Diapopain as a remedy for indigestion and stomach distress. It claims rapid comfort from fermentation and undigested food, promising prompt relief within minutes and urging readers to buy 600 cans in stock.
The fragment notes events at The Mikado and The Diamond venues with listings for performances and dates in April and May. It mentions a real estate notice and a birth, with a funeral for Mrs. Adelia May Cummings aged 48 in Erie and Spring Creek services planned.
The municipal chorus plans an April 11 and 12 Mikado production in this city a farcical operetta satirizing Japanese customs with court intrigue a mock execution and a planned marriage tale. Nanki Poo and Yum Yum eye a union amid comic bungling as rehearsals highlight the troupe’s strong training.
Fractured ad copy touts the Order of Owls as offering charter membership with benefits including sick leave, funeral expenses, and free medical care. It claims 1742 branches and 254000 members, urging joining to avoid initiation fees and to support widows and orphans, with emphasis on secrecy and mutual aid.
An unsigned testimonial from Plattsburg Miss praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for restoring health after female troubles and infertility. The letter claims the medicine helped bear a healthy baby and improve overall well being, urging readers to seek advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. A separate obituary notes the death of Frank Koehni in Toolook Haale Street, Cleveland, with survivors listed and funeral plans pending.
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