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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1920
Page
3
A period tone advertisement urges spring health through a nonalcoholic tonic made of wild roots and barks. It markets Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery to restore stomach tone liver activity and nerve steadiness and notes availability by sending 10 cents to Buffalo New York.
A long, disjointed column discusses civic duty, civil government, and armed force, referencing Company A and a historical matter. The piece questions loyalties, constitutional limits, and the role of labor and troops in maintaining order and protecting property amid civil unrest.
A message urges officers to push hard at the Armory as Company A competes for top honors in the state. It mentions Captain Macnol and Lieutenant Mural and calls for strong effort to beat rivals and improve standings.
A Fort Dodge resident credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving years of monthly suffering for her daughter. She reports headaches backache and cramps improved after sixteen bottles and urges others to seek medical advice if needed.
Pennsylvania state police traced a string of break ins across West Lake Road and nearby cottages with losses surpassing $30,000. Victims include Mrs. Carr Watson and Amy Mertens, with multiple households ransacked and furniture damage noted along with missing items valued in the thousands. A band using motor vehicles is suspected. no arrests have been announced.
A local seller advertises mixed Blackberry plants and Pictorado varieties at 250 pounds per 100 plants and a supply of pine and evergreen stock offered at low spring prices. Names Leon D. Moory and R5 appear in the notice.
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