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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1927
Page
5
An old newspaper ad promotes St Jacobs Oil as a harmless rheumatism remedy. It claims instant relief when rubbed into stiff aching joints and promises release from pain, soreness, and stiffness for lumbago backache sprains and other aches.
Funeral services for George Armitage were held at the Tate Home in West Washington with Reverend Bartlett of the First MM Church officiating. Many relatives attended along with Armitage family members including Lawrence, William, Shir old, Victor, Owen, Aang, and Harold. Attendees traveled from nearby towns and city residents, with distant relatives and friends arriving to pay respects.
Arthur McMaster a 23 year old of Uniontown died instantly when he fell from the second story of the Second National Bank Building in Connellsville. The incident occurred during work on the cupola after a small elevator shaft fire. A Glis Hlevster Company employee was also involved. details unclear.
A stream of personal mentions records Harold Care returning to work in Spring, Mrs Sabina Marke traveling to North Tonmwanila, and Thomas J. Jordan after a stroke. Several others, including Assemblyman Toleing, Mr and Mrs A M McDonald, and Mr E Rutter, are noted with travel or hospital plans. Public notices list visitors to Jamesstown and Erie, with various errands and visits across cities.
A fragmented 19th century testimonial describes a patient in a1. condition reportedly cured by Redwood’s Tete Towsie tonic. The narrator cites plow injuries, blood poisoning, and improved appetite after using remedies sold as Redwoods Seven Works and related tonics.
A fragmented list of company names, stock actions, and percentages appears, referencing copper refining firms, smelters, and rail lines. The garbled OCR mentions Bulte Copper and Zinc, Amrine Refining, Overland, Stude baker, Union, and Chicago & Northwestern among others, suggesting a busy market close with varied industrial listings.
A vintage ad style claim promotes Ely’s Cream Balm to clear nasal passages and relieve head colds. It promises opening of clogged nostrils, easier breathing, and reduction of mucous discharge, urging readers to buy from a local druggist for quick relief.
Fragmented OCR reading lists multiple railroads and power companies including Missouri Pacific New York Central Northern Pacific Penn Reading Seaboard Leathers Pacific Wabash American Locomotives Bethlehem Steel Republic Steel Anigitin Wobl Central Lester Fontinentator Cuban Maré Siger Westinghouse Radio Gas Electr Mountain Producers United Light & Power Pittsburgh Curb Arkansas Gas Lone Star Fuel Ohio Fuel Corp. This appears as a garbled directory of industry names and utilities.
Adierika advertised relief for gas and stomach nerves claiming to remove gas and bloating. Mrs Cook testifies the product gave surprising relief and cleanses bowels by dissolving matter previously unseen. The ad urges avoiding pills and promotes Adlerika as a real cleansing remedy.
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