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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1922
Page
4
A jumble of names reports locals in Erie with brief mentions of visitors from Youngstown Warren and Rochester. Several residents are noted traveling to Hamilton Canada Chicago Emporium and Chicago for work or family reasons. One obituary note references Mike Nellie Lontwbgry arriving for a funeral.
A testimonial letter from a reader in Bulla praising Petersons Ointment for curing a long standing leg ulcer and other sores. The writer, Afuilina, claims the first box relieved pain and urges others to try the product, noting satisfaction and gratitude. The tone reflects a typical midcentury testimonial ad.
Frank Toeks arrives home from a Buffalo business trip with George Dieter to Nittsville early this morning. Mrs J J Neff travels to Predonta to visit her ill mother Mrs Clavis Messehper on East Church street. Mrs William Rinsigan of Buffalo visits Mine Margaret Ressler on East Main Street. Mrs Riveretts of Warren arrives to attend Mrs Eliinworth funeral. Mrs William Lord of Man City and others are mentioned in passing while several local names appear in scattered notes of visits and activity.
Readers faced with indigestion often suffer heartburn as a sign of stomach acid buildup and noxious gases. Constipation worsens discomfort, prompting claims that many patent medicines merely offer temporary relief. The piece cites a Michigan reader and lists various drugmakers and stock names associated with the era's remedy market.
A messy clipping notes funeral attendance for Mrs Harrint Ellsworth with relatives Janet Bartholme Mina Bartholme and Mrs Fred Bartholme traveling to Eve for a medical consultation. State Police R J Nagle Martha Grangman and D J Donovan from Butler barracks visited the city while Officer Mooney travels to Erie. Allen Rowse of Clymer calls on friends in the city.
Mrs. Clara Dutton of Clymer, who was visiting today, returned home this afternoon. The event is noted as a private family matter with no further details.
An advertisement style note from Sabina Ohio touts Lydia B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for symptoms of weakness and nervousness. The piece includes testimonials and urging women to try the remedy, alongside a legal notice about Julia Zubler's estate and the administrator Julia M Decker.
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