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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1919
Page
5
An old time remedy from Dr Edwards Olive Tablets marketed as a gentle substitute for calomel. The copy touts soothing effects on the bowels and liver without forcing unnatural actions. It promises quick relief for dark brown mouth, bad breath, dull tiredness, and torpid liver with one or two tablets at meals or bedtime.
A fragmentary note describes someone wearing torn shoes, loss of soles, and plans to fix them. The writer mentions a person named Moroint and a mission to retrieve shoes, blaming a father and referencing a shop near a Dr Bibir’s office at 734 Outer St.
Corry Garage announces a public sale near Spring on Friday with a 1918 Ford model the centerpiece. The listing includes dairy cows, horses, oxen, wagons, farm implements, hay and grain, with weights and prices noted, and all items offered under terms with papers. Auctioneer John Yammoua signs the notice.
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