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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1920
Page
3
Fragment listing advertising rates and postal details for Corry Pennsylvania items. Mentions second class mail matter and annual cost, with notes on application and weekly options.
A consumer warning notes scams by unreliable subscription sellers who lure buyers with low prices then fail to deliver. It urges avoiding unknown agents and paying publishers direct to ensure proper delivery and fair pricing.
Executor's notice states Rita Lowdhy and Alice C. Phelps are involved in settling the estate of Dyvon Phelps. It requests final accounting and payout actions, and warns any claims must be presented to the executrix ALICE C. PHELPS and attorney Don T. Smith in Corry, Pennsylvania.
The event featured music, dancing, and refreshments with guests from the community. Attendees included Mrs. Rank Lally and Mrs. Joli Ouriorn, plus several local clubs. Mrs. Lynn Tyces received a silver pitcher for service, and organizers thanked all who contributed to a successful program.
The administrator Andrew Jowansnd announces an estate matter for Nuitle Ewtrind, deceased. Creditors must present claims to Kincald & Hineniay Attorneys at 121-287-117 18-25, or be barred from distribution.
A dubious weight loss note promotes a “phonola” regimen said to speed fat reduction by boosting oxygen power in blood. It urges readers to buy a kit by Thomas Downey and claims quick results within days, targeting those seeking rapid pounds lost through this treatment.
A Meadville man credited faith with a remarkable cure after four decades of pain from a displaced vertebra. The patient, once treated by chiropractors and physicians without relief, reportedly regained function and mobility following a spiritual experience and personal vow, with doctors noting a marked improvement in his condition.
A compromise was reached yesterday between the city and the I L Kreusler firm of Pittsburgh. The city obtained dormitories at Fort Wayne and Casualty for hospital use. They will pay 100 dollars a month for the sale of the buildings.
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