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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1920
Page
5
Local column lists numerous residents and visitors across Brig Fre Moy and surrounding areas. It notes Aunt Asbor visiting and university student Katherine's return, plus several families hosting gatherings, illness updates, and community events at Maple Avenue and other locations.
Notice reports the death of John S. Bills with family details and burial arrangements at a local cemetery. The obituary notes a long illness and mentions surviving relatives, while advertising Colds and Catarrh remedies sold by a drug company.
Fragmented notice lists requests for a small item and landlord style rental, with partial phrases about room, price and placement. Mentions two week intervals and a young adult, plus scattered vendor and sale fragments.
The Allies Society in Corry hosts revival services with record turnout. Evening meetings run at 7:80 led by a byangelist Prico ig, continuing through the week. two Baptist meetings are held in opposite city sections to draw more attendees. The public is urged to attend the first meetings.
An antique advertorial touts Swamp-Root as a strengthening medicine for kidneys and liver. It claims long years of use, urges readers to start treatment now, and offers a dime sample bottle through Dr. Kinnier & Co. of Binghamton New York for trial.
An advertisement-style plea for Mi-ONA a stomach tonic marketed as a prescription. It targets dyspepsia and gas relief, claiming the product cleanses strengthens and restores stomach elasticity. Listed dangers of an overworked gut and promises quick relief from post meals distress.
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