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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1921
Page
2
A fragile OCR attempt reports social updates from Spartanburg, describing neighborhood visitors, family birthdays, and local events. Mentions include Mrs Hal and daughter Si Webdy, Megioald and family, Barbara Webb, and many names tied to home life, church events, and small gatherings.
Opeshig next Monday and the week ahead will feature the annual Fre auto show in the neighboring city. Backed by four civic organizations and housed in the vast General Electric plant, the event promises the largest display yet with more space and exhibits than any show in the country this year. The Erie venue will host more automobile models than the recent New York show, with General Blocvic Company contributing an exhibit and a balanced entertainment program enhancing the attractions.
The passage appears as garbled prose mentioning phosphate and weight gain with alleged health claims. It references New York area terms and a dubious guarantee for a product called BitroPhosphnte, but offers no verifiable facts or context.
Fragmentary ad style text highlights shopping value and choice. Mentions time spent researching, judging material and workmanship, and avoiding excessive commissions. Appears to promote a large stock and direct selection for better cost efficiency.
A Corry reader describes backache and bladder trouble easing after using Don's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co. The advertisement claims strengthened kidneys and corrected urinary issues, with testimonials on relief from nervous tension and thinning hair. Parisian Sage is also pitched as a hair loss remedy under satisfaction guarantee.
A fragmented 19th century style ad touts Marvelous Prescription for stomach distress and nervous dyspepsia. It claims quick relief from heaviness pain and coated tongue, urging readers to ask their druggist for MI O Ne and to take one or two tablets. The copy mimics period voice with exclamations and humorous reassurance.
A cluttered early 20th century advertisement offers a “Galladay” deal with six dollars down, weekly trial and easy monthly payments, plus a display of decorating goods. It touts swinging wringer washers, lamps, curtains, silks, and cedar chests with varied prices and quantities, urging redecorating in spring. The text mixes product details with promotional fluff and erroneous spellings.
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