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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1920
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Frank J Lilly were visitors for the day. Mrs Bier Shox travelled to Erie for a day visit. Rhoa and son, guests in the city, returned home to Cleveland yesterday afternoon.
An item claims glycerine combined with Chuskéhorn bark and Adlerika can relieve stomach pain, cure constipation, and aid overall bowel relief. A reported case notes painless relief from gas and stomach discomfort after use. Mention is made of Thomas Downey, a local druggist, selling the product.
Aira Patterson visits for the day as Miss Genevious Scott spends time with a friend. H R Biawolt attends East Branch funeral of Mrs W P LaPazo, Carlisle notes include Mrs Hobart Fisher and Mrs Harry Fisher guests of sister in law Mrs Wills. Ruth Jewell and Weed Jewell appear. Miss Dang Red Cross field supervisor was in the area interviewing executives on business problems.
The Wyatue-seeking buyer is offered a line of specially priced ten dollar low-cut shoes. The collection includes ten women and girls styles and three men styles, all labeled winners.
Mrs Walter Sines visits Brie while Sr Potts travels from Bris as Xray specialist. Virginia Weidner from Spartansburg admitted for treatment at Corry hospital. Pred Hoek and son Dean of Laquin guests of Mrs Wawarda and Miss Tdaurd. Garry Parker improving after hospital stay and went home yesterday. Mrs W C Powell and others return from a Christian Serenade in Irin and Gorey hospital patient Ban croft laid to rest. funeral and burial at Little Cooley cemetery.
Advert says Mi O Na tablets quickly ease stomach distress from over eating by aiding digestion. It promises to banish indigestion with regular use and claims to sweeten sour stomach and stop gas within minutes. Distributed by N V Amos & Co and sold at buck by place listings.
An advertisement touts Vinol a tonic that increases appetite calms nerves and boosts energy for overworked laborers. It promises sound sleep and renewed vigor while touting Babbitt Son druggists as sellers. Also notes a $2,000,000 contract for electrifying South America’s first main line between Jundiaí and Campinas Brazil spanning about 98 miles.
Mrs. Theo Stable of Meadville visited the city today and met Youngs wife to discuss attending a missionary event. C. P. Northrop traveled to a nearby town after a session at the Bush Wrencl eatery.
Fragmentary OCR shows a meeting at a local fire district with someone named Mixsionary and references to Hill, Ky. The text also mentions a woman’s committee and a referenced address or group. Details are unclear due to garbled input.
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