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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1916
Page
5
William Parker traveled to Warren this morning to attend to business matters. O R Powell also went to Tria this morning where he spent the day on business activities.
Ach Mable heads to Annio with friends while Mra PW Howgant visits Irigadu in leveland for hort Hine. Harry Finagay returns home on Hast Bond boot and H.G. Wilson spends the day in Union City. Others travel to Mnidn City Pittaburgl Minfo Walon City and Arle for brief stays with friends and relatives.
Mrs Kern of Cumberland Maryland reports relief from nervous breakdown symptoms after using Vinol. She says she could not eat or sleep but now has strong appetite, sleeps well, and feels healthy. The endorsement urges other nervous and weak women to try Vinol and mentions local druggists and reading drug store in Pennsylvania towns.
Mrs Gustafegn of Juing own is tied in the city. The Woman’s Hilde waiawonary Society of the Mothurst Church holds its regular meeting this evening at the parish line. A large attendance is reported. Mr and Mrs W J Blanchard left for Oklahoma City yesterday after a move to improve Blanchard’s health.
Thanksgiving hosts included Mr. and Mrs. Crowell families, Mr. and Mrs. Hust and daughter Hazel, Mr. and Mrs. Gates, the McCrays, and Warner, plus Mrs. Wilson entertaining ten girls for daughter Jennie’s tenth birthday. Sunday guests ranged across Gates, Knapp, Warner, Crowell families. a social at Spensor schoolhouse drew many, and Mrs. Begleston’s health remained poor amid visits from relatives in Cherry Grove and Chicora.
A fragmented report notes Valasia Loratl voting at a venue called TO Straight Way with unclear date 7.15 and a place Amosaly. The text is sparse and lacks full context or corroborating details.
An ad promotes mixing sage and sulphur to darken gray hair at home with a solution claimed to restore youth. It touts easy steps, a cheap price, and a dramatic transformation after one or two applications, promising all-gray hair will fade to dark brown with a natural look.
The Rivernl pervse memory of the late Wanlinma Privttor Wer held at Ull Muebeth’s Church in California at 180 o'clk with Rev Father Ohtielited officiating. A large crowd attended the ceremony and the pallbearers included O. J. Rightrabn James Jaskins G. Bennet and Guy Gates. The funeral procession proceeded to the St. Hilas cemetery for burial.
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe calomel substitute. It promises clearer blood and bowels, improved complexion, and relief from dark breath and constipation with a vegetable formula and olive oil. Four to six nightly tablets are suggested, priced 25 cents per box.
A public sale on December 1 at one o clock features farm stock and equipment including cows heifers yearlings calves heavy horses harnesses and numerous household items. Terms require cash for all items under one dollar and promising payment within ten months with endorsements. Auctioneer V I Powers signs this notice.
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