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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1919
Page
5
Fragmented OCR style snippet discusses a liquid irritant sold as a cure all with vague health and "chim" references. Mentions a "quinua" or similar term and a hospital tied claim. Details are unclear and largely unreadable.
Residents seek information on several individuals and books connected to Corry bands. Anyone who has found items or knows locations should contact Mr. Chatar at the American Pool Room.
A joint religious and civic festivity is planned with a ceremonial procession from Shrine club to the hall at 4:80 PM, banquet in the Muagué temple auditorum, and a Shrine vaudeville program. The event aims to be one of the largest yet, with a charity drive and market notices for the upcoming season. Local stores advertise flags, glassware, and summer goods, while a lost gold spectacles notice and various sales appear in the town listings.
A jumble of festival notes and advertisements lists events at Kanechiy Wikawn Safyptny on June 2, includes a Hats sale at Arnold Hat Shop, flag purchase at Journal Office, and a speech by Dr Zimmerman at Alliance Tabernacle. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy and assistance from community members.
Arlee Chavis and local crowd attend a benefit night on the West Pleasant street church lawn sponsored by St. Blleshielhi. Tickets priced at 34 cents drew scarce returns with most sales in advance. 1500 tickets issued, few returned.
The advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy for kidney trouble and related female and urinary symptoms. It claims quick relief and renewed vitality, urging continued use and warning against substitutes. Imported from Haarlem Holland and sold in sealed boxes in three sizes.
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