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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1925
Page
8
The Gaone Lavights Screen Offering Tonight and Techy The Lover of Camille feature at Rex. Forty Winks Otter Crivran Fealives at Rex.
A woman from Littitz, Pa outlines relief from back and nervous pains after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports success for her own symptoms and urges others to try the remedy, claiming many women benefited. the account cites druggists as distributors.
Police say three men admitted complicity in a kidnap scheme planned to seize Mary Pickford and her chaperone in a remote Tu junga shack and hold her for ransom. Investigators identified Adrian James Woolf and others as conspirators. one suspect escaped custody after questioning.
In a contested event at Corwen in Wales MacInnes topped Bearcot with a score of 88. Mervyn Noatotuaile finished second with 96 as the field endured a rough final stretch and unclear conditions.
Memorial Day observance in Spartansburg drew a large crowd with ceremonies in the cemetery Grange hall and Western places. W Campbell delivered the address and John Trimmen provided music as Le V Maynard led a march of veterans and scouts. The Ladies Auxiliary served meals and many residents returned for family reunions making it a standout community event.
A brief cartoon caption depicts a ticket office sign offering an entire balcony for 35 cents. Dialogue between characters John and De Pauw Yellow Crab adds humor about getting it to be all irate.
Advertisement claims Parisian Sage stops hair loss and itching, banishes dandruff, and makes hair grow. Marketed as the best tonic and scalp treatment with guaranteed results, sold by Ni-P Ames 86 and at all druggists.
Mrs Lean Emory, wife of Leon Emory, died this morning at their new home 1201 North Enter Street after a brief illness from courier fever. She was thirty eight, survived by her husband and four children. Funeral services Tuesday at 2 PM at Pine Grove Cemetery with Rev Casler officiating.
A year old girl, au Pincelli of North East, slipped and fell into a pan of hot water in the family kitchen. Cherished by her parents and rushed to St. Vincent's hospital, she sustained serious burns and remained under medical care after the incident on Saturday afternoon.
New York mourns Harley Lawler the blind composer of The Sidewalks of New York who died Sunday after years of poverty and vaudeville work. Funeral planned for Tuesday as memories recall the city’s tune and Lawler’s fading fame.
MH Weiss of Brie rents part of the Corry Weiss Company property on Engle Street across from the Sondensery to collect junk copper brass rags and paper stock. Second hand cars a specialty patrons invited. M. L Weiss, Bell THAW. Baste
Ad reads as a medicinal tonic pledge for digestion and liver support with a claimed broad health benefit. It markets a purported laxative tablet priced at 25 cents.
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