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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
5
An old advertisement promotes Sloan's liniment claiming rapid relief from rheumatic twinges backache and muscle soreness for which it is sold in three sizes at 35¢ 70¢ and $1.40. It urges readers to ask their pharmacist for it if unavailable.
A jumbled society note lists visitors and guests across Mendvilte and Erie including Mrs Stolle Walker of Eric visiting Miss A Te hag at 218 East Ave. Attendees mention Mrs Abbott of Aylivily New York and Mrs Gritwalt among others. The page references attending style shows and extended visits, plus scattered references to travel, hosts, and a few unclear names.
Howard Henry of Pittsburgh, vice chairman of the Pennsylvania State Committee for Near East Relief, recounts famine and exposure in Armenia and surrounding regions. He notes extensive relief efforts by Hoover era agencies and cites an Armenian contract for flour valued at $1,000,000 and the promise to repay, amid widespread destitution and hunger.
A fragmented list shows stocks from Logan and Bryan with Oil City mentions. Names include Anglo American, General Motors, New York Central, Southern Pacific, Studebaker, Union Oil, Willys Overland, and Midwest Refining among others. The page reflects a chaotic, OCR heavy tally of equities and percentages across rail, oil, and manufacturing firms.
Corrigan has been visiting fentility in Titnsville for a number of days, drawing curiosity from local residents and officials about the purpose and future steps.
Residents gossip about a rumored science project at 224 Maple Street tied to a group called GALI-Sie. No official confirmation exists and local authorities have not released details.
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