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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1921
Page
3
Fragmentary text from a Corry Pennsylvania page shows advertisement style. Mentions advertising rates and mail order terms. Indicates local rates per copy and carrier delivery. No clear dates or full names available.
Two youths aged 18 and 17 were arrested after attempting to derail a train near Mapeli on May 3. Investigators say a broken plate caused a derailment risk but no injuries occurred, and police recovered the damaged equipment after stopping the vehicle.
Fragment reads like a local sports or club record noting a Hornell man associated with a Monday night practice. Names appear in a list, including Cady, Reashachor, Watrous, Nosmith, Colby, Pattenson, Myers, Mapes, Skinner and Pivron, with ages or scores such as 55 20 81 76. The readable bits imply a memorial or death notice tied to a Monday gathering with a roster of attendees.
Patient recounts years of starvation relief and a doctor’s claim of a universal stomach remedy. The ad promotes a preparation said to remove intestinal blockage and reduce inflammation, including claims it cures appendicitis. It references Jem Condes and druggists everywhere.
A telegram from New York City announced the death of a bride-to-be, amid confusing text about a draft game and unconfirmed details. The message notes efforts to reach her and to verify information, with March timing implied.
A clinker was granted at the statey department during a financial act. Thomas Construction Company of Corte, capital to be $10,000.
In a Nostalgic ad style the piece touts San Cura Ointment as a miraculous healer for sores burns and skin ailments. It claims cures for scalds bruises and internal pains with testimonials from Gilbert Hard and Ellis Franken stein and cites weight gain and recovery from long hospital stays. The copy promotes a money back plan and lists prices of 25 and 35 cents per jar along with San Cura Soap for skin care.
A daughter born March 8 to Mr nui Mra Riolort Pox and wife Ulla Marin Riolort. The family names the child with the Riolort Pox surname and notes the birth date and parentage.
An advertisement claims Eitro-Phosphate from N. Z. Amos & Co. rejuvenates run-down men and women, restoring health, vitality, and steady nerves. It pitches new York physicians endorsing the remedy as a simple tonic for thin, worn out, ambitious folks.
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