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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1920
Page
4
The Grange holds an all day gathering with a large dinner and dance. Officers will be installed by Mrs. P. A. Smith and members are expected to attend with filled baskets. The afternoon program includes speeches and a display of fine items.
Local notes list numerous residents visiting relatives for New Year and calls on friends to attend civic events. Several names from Corry Warren Erie and nearby towns are mentioned as visiting, hosting, or traveling, with plans for New Year celebrations and social visits. A Woman's Relief Corps officer installation is scheduled at the state primary facility, followed by a program and social.
Charlie Chaplin appears in OPH Waganomily show at Wrutay on Saturday with comic routines and star turnout. The event headlines Chaplin and featured performances, drawing local crowds to the theatre.
All persons are hereby forbidden to dump assets on streets and alleys of Hick Fly by order of the mayor CL Alexuulor. This public notice warns residents to comply with municipal rules to preserve cleanliness and safety.
A garbled year end message expresses wishes for peace and mutual courtesy among nations and people. It mentions Koni, Coury, Pole isy Mulder of the 3M, Fe Gola Thinwellings Agency, and a nearly $90 amount, with a toast to enemies, Navy, friends, and patrons for good fortune in the coming year.
Miss Myrtle Marie Auntiny, daughter of Mrs. H D Auntin, and J Pun Maloney of Mira wed in a quiet ceremony. Ruth Maton of West Wayne attended. The Rev P N Courtlea officiated. Friends extend congratulations. A Dillon Guild meeting led by L Olds is planned at home Friday at 7:30. Various club gatherings and aid society events are noted, with a Buffalo guest Betty Votters visiting.
An antique health blurb touts flushing the kidneys with water and four ounces of Salts mixed in a glass of water before breakfast to cleanse the kidneys, remove waste, and aid filtration. It claims Lemon juice and lemon drink aid further, with warnings about back pain and urinary tract irritation.
The report outlines Pat Moran manager of the Keils seeking waivers on Shorwood and Itanvak amid minor league and major league context. It recounts Magee’s spring performance, mentions waiver strategies, and notes his value to the Phillies through utility contributions and hitting.
An old time remedy promotes Hamburg Broun Tea as a safe vegetable cold cure. The method advises a teaspoonful brewed with boiling water and drunk in sips throughout the day. Claimed to relieve fever, congestion, loosen bowels, and ease coughing while speeding recovery.
A distorted advertisement style passage riffs on rheumatism pain relief. It mentions St Jacobs with medical claims and recalls pricing, locations, and a scattered cast of names, urging readers to buy medicine and endure pain while seeking relief.
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