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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1925
Page
2
Reported Tuesday afternoon a three cent cut in gasoline prices by local firms sparked a price war in Dunkirk. Kendall stations advertised reduced prices while other dealers faced pressure to follow suit, amid alleged unfair practices.
A pleasant meeting of the local Temple of Pythian Sisters drew fifty members and guests from Pennsylvania and nearby towns. Degree work centered on a class of candidates as a program of piano solos and social activities accompanied the evening, followed by an enjoyable lunch.
A Union County bootlegger who served a sixty day sentence was released from Fiie county prison on Wednesday. County commissioners investigated the subject financial condition and released without funds to pay costs. The judge imposed a fine of 100 dollars. Commissioner Charles R. Davis signed the discharge paper noting the 100 dollar fine cost.
Mrs. Wut. J. Lin of Terre Haute Indiana credits Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring her strength after a year of weak nervous dizziness and fatigue. She reports full recovery and states the medicine helped before and after childbirth. She offers to answer letters from women seeking information about the product. For sale by druggists everywhere.
An article extols a remedy for fatigue among workers, claiming organic iron boosts blood and energy. It promotes Nusated Tron iron and warns of weakness from iron deficiency, asserting fast results and a money back guarantee via druggists, with notes on a local plumbers strike context.
A group of mensters from the Merry Maids gathered Tuesday evening at Miss Florance Mile's home to celebrate her birthday. A Testusiful was presented amid a frost and music, followed by refreshments hosted by Miss Mile.
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