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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1925
Page
3
In a letter and editorial commentary, supporters and critics of electricity public ownership discuss how modern private utilities expanded power reach from riverside mills to distant factories. The piece defends private interconnection and hydroelectric growth while warning against politicized super power rhetoric and government control.
An elderly customer reports improved health after five months on Mayr s Remedy for stomach and liver trouble and notes feeling twenty years younger. The ad urges other ailing readers to try the simple preparation that clears intestinal mucus and reduces inflammation, promising money back after one dose. Sold by J O Condes and druggists everywhere.
An advertised health note urges flushing kidneys with a quart of water daily and four ounces of a lemon grape lithia salt mix to prevent kidney strain. It claims acids from rich foods overwork kidneys, causing rheumatism headaches fever sleep issues and urinary problems. The remedy, claimed to be inexpensive, is a fizzing lithia drink taken daily and is said to keep kidneys clean and blood pure while advising medical kidney checkups twice yearly.
A fragmented The Journal Files item lists local names and events. It mentions Mulkies, Thetony Ve Aumtg, Graves Cou Well, Jackson Rigmond, Pund of Corry, Fran k Slyaytounvey, WM North Parjves Street, Columbus relations from Aleghany College, Buster vacation MP, Tank Worl, Bemie Howman, Hall Ramhore, Bessie attending Normal School at didinhorn, Corry Hos Pit play The Young Wife at the Armory next Tuesday. Local rooms, Jamestown assignment for Judson Cumsike, junior city basketball win over Warren, and Judge Barker case costs. Also notes fuel burner for order refinery and anticipated Superior Refloery week.
A meditation likening building a strong bone structure to laying a foundation for a skyscraper that will endure through the years, noting a fifty year horizon.
Advertisement praises Scott's Emulsion for building sturdy bodies and healthy teeth in boys and girls. It encourages daily use as part of children’s diet and urges readers to include the product for their future.
Residents and landowners on North Girard seek incorporation as a borough under Pennsylvania law. The application, signed by Herman InurloWnery, was filed and will be kept on file for 30 days, then advertised for 30 days before state action. North Girard, once governed by Chart township, would gain a Burgess, own school system, and full borough privileges. Mrs. Ernest Royer visiting Erie trends today.
An old advertisement touts S S S as a plant based remedy to raise red blood cell count and vitality. It claims improved strength, firmer flesh, younger appearance, and higher energy with no proven theories but authorities allegedly approving its vegetable ingredients.
Funeral services for Mrs Melissa Simmons were held this afternoon from the home of her son E L Simmons, officiated by Rev N J Mcintyre of Bradford, former pastor of the United Brethren Church. Interment followed at West Laws cemetery with bearers William Rust William Rows William Barrett and Delbert Henry. Relatives from out of town included Miss Mildred Smith Dunkirk Mrs William Hodge Jamestown Mrs Mary Hater Kane and others. Tarethe Bailey returned home this morning from a business trip in Chambersburg.
Road construction contractors prepare for Warren area improvements marching toward site readiness. White dump wagons and other equipment were seen passing through Warren as crews target Sheffield and Wrightsville corridors for initial setup and ground work.
Fragmentary noisy text mentions Vinnie and Thi, Erbilayérk, BHM, canes, planes, hatchery, and several proper names. Readable items include Perry cane Lyail Salling and Ralph Bal ey. Details are unreliable.
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