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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1919
Page
2
Local notices page lists display and classified ad rates with minimum charge and line ads. Offers per line pricing and weekly space options under supervision of Arthur Colngrove and Alan son Grosby with general editorial staff.
An extended piece argues for national advertising through country newspapers. It portrays rural readers as affluent, loyal to American goods, and reachable via traveling agents, urging local dealers to stock national brands and emphasize homegrown values in promotions.
Fragmented OCR note suggests Republican lawmakers travel to examine last year’s events and assess potential consequences for the next year. It hints at delays in pursuing Reconstruction until after notable disruptions by a figure named Miers and a reference to Democratic acts.
An old advertisement claims a cure for catarrh using Hall’s Catarrh Medicine. It asserts the medicine cleanses the blood and mucous surfaces, expels poison, and heals dirt in the system. It promises a reward for a case of catarrh and urges readers to start treatment immediately.
UnionGiff August 25 reports Bert Owens a Waterford man accused of assaulting a girl and arrested after the incident awaiting trial. The piece also notes a push by the American legion for the Zeharon bill to deport undesired enemy aliens, including guidelines on internment and expulsion.
A 1915 statement from Mrs. Corry at 578 Liberty St Corry praises Doan's Kidney Pills for relief from back and side pains after a trip and tumbles. A 1918 note from Mrs. Bingham adds strong support and recommends Doan's Kidney Pills. Ad mentions The Old Home Guide and Doan’s availability through local dealers and a Buffalo exhibit.
Piye young Waterford men were arrested near Wiftwonth and Sussatraentrouts after imbibing and driving an automobile owned by CB Burns. They were held for trial after being picked up by two motor police and appeared in polls court with driver fined 85 and others fined or cautioned.
George My Jones, longtime Oil City resident and former vice president of the local firm, was appointed treasurer of Standard Oil of New Jersey. The company honored him by naming a large oil tanker after him, launched on July 18 with many friends traveling to witness the event.
An old advertisement touts Aan Cura ointment as a universal healer for sores cuts scalds burns bruises and skin diseases. It claims money back if unsatisfied and lists numerous ailments it supposedly treats including ulcers boils and rashes. The copy mentions customers from Ames and Co and Thomas Dowkey Heil and includes varying spellings and garbled names.
A customer letter thanks a florist for exceptional service and moderate prices. The note celebrates reliable arrangements and frequent compliments from patrons, noting continued patronage and appreciation for prompt delivery and quality in flowers.
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