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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1926
Page
7
The article outlines spring primaries with tentative dates and filing deadlines for nominations across states, noting variations by party and office. It also reports a criminal case: a man named Freddy Spbuls necht, admitted to a reform school after a repeated criminal pattern, was paroled and later returned to custody for further reform efforts.
An advertisement touts Heet with an attached applicator to ease rheumatism neuritis and muscle pain. It claims deep, soothing penetration relieves head neck shoulder and back aches, reduces congestion, and offers a cure with Hyrodients. It markets a 60 cent price at drug stores and avoids skin irritation.
Luter Darling son of the late W L Darling and former Corry youth Hunter Darling, has been promoted from assistant to general manager of the main office and branches of the Winter Piano Co. in Eric. He joined Ashtabula three years ago from Tie as a special salesman, oversaw a 100 percent growth, and opened a new Painesville store. A 30th degree Mason, he is active in the lodge and local organizations.
Poor bladder function at night signals alarm. A drug formula perfumed as Lithiated Drinks and Epsom Salts is advertised by RW Nebleit of Battle Creek as a remedy. The claim cites severe nighttime awakenings and weight loss, with a testimonial about a patent medicine sold through Ketter Lafior laboratory and Kompany.
Reading from a Dunkirk stone inscription dated May 20 1888 the text records a corner stone quarrying or laying event. It mentions Walia life and Wh and a Junior Grand Warren and Freemason references. The description notes a partly unfurled inscription with chiseling marks and a small rectangular plate noting the Star Sey Yak.
Fragmentary text notes clasp or spring knives becoming common around 16650, origins traced to Tiunders, an area hub of various industries. Mentions Unite toaninis machine iyus rented in 133 by George Kent of Epeind.
A man named James Ire claims a personal discovery cures rheumatism by dissolving acids in the body. He says years of study led to a prescription he calls Alisihy, which he offered to druggists and patients through newspapers, promising relief from all signs and symptoms of the disease.
A dense catalog of classified sections outlines advertising rules and categories. It lists announcements personal notices automotive services business opportunities instruction livestock and more, urging precise copy and timely edits while promising special rates for longer runs.
A jumble of ad lines and scattered quotations fills a classified section. It mixes market notes on sugar and hay with editorial reflections on kindness and attention to friends, urging considerate behavior and praising small dividends from reading ads. The piece includes garbled listings for rooms, real estate, poultry, and jobs, alongside scattered street address fragments and old timey advice.
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