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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
3
Advertisers claim Atlantic Gasoline and Atlantic Motor Oils boost performance and fuel economy, with tests showing up to five extra miles per gallon. The copy touts a free lubrication book and urges readers to ask garages for it or mail for a copy.
A fragmented local record shows June events in Jamestown including a remion at Jamestown attended by Mr and Mrs John Brady, five generations noted, visits by Mr and Mrs Harry Henulin to Detroit for about two weeks, Will Rundell’s weekend fishing at Chautauque Lake, and the 1915 Senior Class trip. Other items mention Frank Robins called to Wilkesville Pa, Merle Raspaasa leaving Sinnton trains after a Saturday trip, John Tyler becoming Motorman and Conductor, Billy Kearha returning from Buffalo, Wilton Kooman and Lant Gallup in town, Clymer’s exposure to trouble in Mexico, and A’s recruiting officers taking locals away.
A fragmented local note highlights a bold youth praised for fearlessness amid a cull of kin and friends sending wishes for a safe journey through the coming march. Widespread travel plans include Prank Vanilur Coyt staying in Clymer rather than going to Mexico, and several residents moving or visiting family in Hele Pay and Alfred New York. A bad freight wreck near Buffalo delays trains, worsening conditions with numerous wrecks reported. Community members, including Mr and Mrs Claude Geertson and Mr F W Neckers, gather for social visits as church activities and local updates unfold.
A Corry woman testifies to relief from backache and kidney pain after using Deans Kidney Pills. Mrs Gordon recalls decades of spells and headaches easing, with later confirmation of prior praise. Footers Medicine Co advertises the cure at 60 cents.
Notice warns that all outstanding accounts owed to Glenn R K Davie must be settled immediately. Remaining balances will be placed for collection soon. Debtors Edward Et Pierre or Mr. Davis at No- Hoo are named as payees and must be notified promptly.
A fragmented notice references Bulgarian Tea and a product labeled cure for stomach and kidney issues. It lists prices around 500 and 1.00, and mentions Burkhardt's Art Shop with a garbled product line. The legible items hint at a small trade ad from a local shop segment.
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