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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1923
Page
7
A Smethport court case concerns failure to allow a car to pass and resulting damages. The plaintiff Nich tile seeks compensation after a collision blamed on others, with testimony about lane usage and partial payments tied to the accident in April.
A defamation suit filed in Erie County Common Pleas against Record Publishing and editor J. White alleges two April articles harmed Wilhelmina Mitter and others. Attorney T J Mulrooney claims the pieces contained false statements and seeks damages from the defendants.
Harry Robinson of 13 Green Street Philadelphia, a prominent photographer, testifies Tasilac cured his digestion and general weakness. He says after three years of poor health his appetite returned, strength rebounded, and he can eat anything. He asserts Tantac is without an equal and urges others to try it.
A garbled health note claims tiredness after meals signals polsonia and poisoned digestion. It touts Adlerika as a cure while warning of stomach poisoning and weakness, mentioning unrelated names and nonsensical terms.
The text suggests seeds and weather determine harvest, mentioning "Piel and Garden Seeds" and a local store at Union Produce Co on 2nd Avenue and Washington Street, with Doyle Woods' & Rouse 41BtE.
Recleaned seed oats offered by Union Practice Co at Hreamery station Nod with Johny Rouse as manager. The fragment notes a car and measurement terms and references a sale or distribution context. The readable items suggest a local sales or advertising notice for feed oats rather than a full article.
A man identified as Puglise testified at the murder trial in Brookville, admitting involvement in the killing of Caroline and describing the strangling tied to a knotted rope. The witness described Magzarelli aiding the assault, with the victim dying in the arms of the attackers.
An 1800s style advertisement touts a medicine chest item with 20 and 60 cent jars, claiming instant pain relief for burns scalds and skin conditions. It markets San Cord Ointment from NP Anis & Co Thomas Downey Condry's deuy store in Titusville Pennsylvania and promises quick skin healing and complexion benefits.
Spartansburg residents and visitors share social visits with Corry and Titusville friends. Local teens host birthday parties with Miss Irene Smith celebrating her eighth birthday and Dorothea Knight’s party at Davenport Street home. Household helpers, including Mrs. Morris Tenstor and Mr. Ralph B. Webls, are mentioned along with garden and home details.
The ad promotes Post's Bran Flakes as a real bran food that is delicate and appetizing. It claims the cereal has the right bran proportion for effectiveness and encourages regular use to feel healthier and happier as a natural outcome.
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