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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1920
Page
2
PBIB reports Peterson of Unejon City and Noel Lee of shat plus admitted a aggravated assault yesterday and were sentenced by Judge Rossiter. Lee testified Peterson tried to provoke him and another man into a confrontation.
In Nansen Kane County a burst of scarlet fever affects the village with over 20 cases. Health Officer Persing and Joseph Beaver quarantined three families and fumigated the school building. The school remains closed for two weeks due to the outbreak.
A businessman's wife, unable to sew or read due to weak eyesight, tried Lavoptik eye wash mix including camphor and hydenstis. The simple solution reportedly improved her vision, with claims of rapid results from a small bottle.
The Par sabVeanbos Arwsiationa of Colmitus invites all to a January 29 meeting in the high school room at 9 pm. The program includes songs and talks on hygiene, temperature and colds, nervous children, and parent education. The group seeks members to improve child welfare and community standards through shared effort.
Fragmentary message mentions a night event titled Wolves of Thy Night at Gravy Jase. It asks if you are going tonight, with unclear date or location details and no additional names or organizations fully readable.
An ad extols Tanlac as a universal cure for chronic dyspepsia and mental distress. The Tanlac Man claims natural remedies offer relief where doctors fail, urging purchases through Babbitt & Son at local druggists.
An ad touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy claiming to restore health and relieve stomach and intestinal issues. It asserts removal of mucus and abdominal problems and offers a money refund. The copy praises the product and lists Babbitt & Bon as distributors.
An old advertisement asserts catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and promotes Fall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy. It claims the formula combines tonics and blood purifiers and is endorsed by doctors, urging readers to send for testimonials and to buy through Toledo based distributors.
Fragmentary reading hints at a comedy or horror film pitch with names like Max Womesdey and Uch horrible spell. The garbled text references mirrors superstition and a mention of Wien the Clovida Roll By. The piece resembles a cinema blurb or publicity card from a past era.
The readable bits reference days of the week and names like Doug and Tox Wodnonlay. Details are garbled, but the text hints at a local column or gossip item with scattered names and a casual tone. The piece is incomplete and offers no clear event or outcome.
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