Gwar Millen Returns After Short Business Visit
Gwar Millen returned home after a brief stop in Titusville. He was joined by S.S. Aryan of Titusville, who came four clinibons from a visit at Lovells for an afternoon business engagement.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1924
Page
5
Gwar Millen returned home after a brief stop in Titusville. He was joined by S.S. Aryan of Titusville, who came four clinibons from a visit at Lovells for an afternoon business engagement.
The column lists residents and guests visiting or departing Warren and nearby towns. Mentions include Mrs. MacKenzie and Mr. Watson visiting Erie, Miss Loveland and Mrs. Mortell in town, families from Pittsburgh and Union City passing through, and many others traveling to Buffalo Jamestown Erie and Oil City for visits, jobs, or errands.
A resident recounts a grim hospital stay marked by misdiagnoses and repeated procedures. An advertisement touts a simple harmless preparation called Navels Wonderful Remedy claimed to cleanse the intestinal tract and ease stomach and liver ailments, with a money back guarantee and wide druggist endorsements.
A garbled OCR text lists multiple historic U S companies and railroads such as General Motors Packard Motors Union Oil Reading Railroad Missouri Pacific and others. It packs scattered fragments with misreads like American Woolen and Lone Star Gas, creating a snapshot of a diversified corporate catalog.
A garbled text proposes cleaning silver by boiling water with salt and soda, then using a bright alpine pun as part of the method, but the instructions are unclear and incomplete.
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