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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1920
Page
7
A fragmented classified ad urges readers to mail in inquiries and payments for ads. It mentions a farm sale near Tate 160 Por Ama and a farm description print option with expected readership around late January.
An advertisement claims a potent remedy from C. C. Habbitt & Son cures stomach and liver ailments by “Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy.” It promises relief from bloating and attacks, plus dramatic health reversals. The text warns of fraudulent claims and mentions refunds and widespread druggists selling the product.
Real estate notices advertise multiple properties in West City and nearby wards. Items include small cottages on East Main Street priced near 750 and 450, larger homes with barns and garages on West Church Street, and several eight to eleven room houses with water, fruit trees, and trolley access priced up to 1000 or more. Listings emphasize ready-built houses and spring time buying.
An ambitious program at the Helantek studio in New Jersey showcases Blalay Hasmoes in a dramatic night. Hujgonu OMri¢m lingers nearby as O'Terion emerges in the ending scene, while Nayloy Bride and Anil run a top firm amid diverse temptations and environmental concerns. Wleavor inherits $50,000 and pursues a purposeful path, reflecting the era’s mix of celebrity, industry, and moral tension.
Advertises bolts eight inches or more in diameter with three clear sides. Lists cords of hard maple at 5.00, elm and chestnut at 5.00, cherry and white ash at 5.00 per cord. Mentions expensive stock and location in Corry, with unclear spelling.
A fashion note describes satin crook style garments with seven narrow frills and embroidery, front draped over net and satin, with tiny trim at elbows. It lists fabric requirements for skirts and outfits, two models from Pictorial Review Drowsy No 8460 and Dress No 8613, priced 25 to 26 cents, sold by K. B. Livermore.
A Pittsburgh school board forum outlines funding for a new high school in Homewood. The plan calls for a $40 million project with proposed taxes and bonds to cover construction costs and related work in 1926, with expected payments over a set period and provisions for a slight tax increase to support the project.
A fragmented report describes dubious chemistry and alleged medicinal waters. It mentions a chemist named Weill and an imitator body of practice, with claims of pills affecting stomach, liver, and kidney, and warnings of dangerous, unverified cures. The piece references a place called Hitchia Community and a character Beleived to be involved in a controversial health scheme.
A revived model named New Dinkai Yulusinbiy Beat appears in all widths under the AW line. The piece references a 100 British pound figure, indicating pricing or value in the circulating note.
Obscure adpromoting internal medicine treatment claims for piles. Advises purchasing a package of unspecified product HTRMGROTD with money back guarantee. Warns against outside applications and promises internal cure via a tablet taken internally.
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