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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1925
Page
5
An old handwritten remedy touts a sage tea and sulphur mix to darken gray hair at home. It claims to revive natural color, add shine, and make hair appear thicker and younger with repeated applications.
Local society notices report G H Westhoff of Spartansburg returning to town after a state college engagement. Mrs Westhoff and several Thiel College Glee Club members toured Greenville and Ridgway en route to an Erie area concert. A string of health visits, travel and family departures follows, with residents headed for Jamestown, Warren, Buffalo, and Erie for doctor visits, visits, or errands.
A jumble of listed stocks and companies across energy, steel, oil, rail, and manufacturing appears in a rough market close summary. Notable mentions include Replogle Steel, Pure Oil, Shell Union Oil, Reading, Texaco, Studebaker, Wabash, and Western utilities, with scattered reference to Canadian Pacific and Southern Pacific systems.
A fragmented health advisory recommends kidney care by doctors, warning that acids in foods and drinks can irritate kidneys. It urges moderate intake of fluids and a home remedy of Jad Salts to flush the system, claiming it neutralizes waste and relieves kidney discomfort.
Sixty years ago a physician who practiced in Pentel gained fame by treating diseases of women. Dr Pierce moved to Buffalo and released Favorite Prescription, with tablets and liquid forms. He claimed it relieved dizziness, sweat, weakness, and distress in women, and thousands testified to its benefits. Free samples and confidential advice were offered by mail.
An old advertisement touts Evans Triple Phosphates as a natural unadulterated substance to improve nerve force, energy, strength, and mind for the weak and thin. It claims the product feeds phosphorus to nerves and blood, with Thompson Dowe and Lindsley Pharmacy distributing the original package.
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