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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1919
Page
2
A fragmented page from the Corry Evening Journal includes political commentary on Republican accountability, President Wilson, and foreign relations. The piece references Thoreau, treaty ratification, and U.S. mood, with scattered notes on mining, cotton, and European markets. It also mentions Windsor church bells and royal birthdays in a parlous, disjointed editorial voice.
The piece critiques Republican control after months of power. It asserts Democrat criticisms of prior policy, claiming actions and divisions harmed the country. It mentions Congress members and political figures like Gillett and Moued, highlighting perceived unfulfilled promises after a year in office.
August 22 Youngaville reports a large fire at a firm west of town, destroying buildings and contents. The blaze, believed started by unknown cause, endangered nearby property as residents discovered flames when workers opened the barn doors and alerted the Youngaville fire department.
An ad claiming a “double strength” ointment removes freckles and skin blemishes. It promises rapid results and a money back guarantee if it fails, urging readers to request the product and order now. The copy emphasizes dramatic complexion improvement and minimal expected side effects.
Mrs. L. B. Hingham of 578 Liberty St Corry testifies that after a long back pain and hindering attacks she used Doan's Kidney Pills. She reports prompt relief and removal of pain with improved energy and recommends the remedy to others in need of kidney materiel. A second note dated August 10 1918 reaffirms strong endorsement and belief in Doan's effectiveness.
Erie August 26 Erie county won a premium of 96025 and accrued interest from August 1 for the sale of 500000 dollars in bonds. Mellon & Co of Pittsburgh, the successful bidder, led a field of six bidders. The sinking fund commission awarded the bid and county officials said these are the best bonds they have ever bid. Bond signatures and transfer to the winning bidder will follow in a few days.
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