Pajama-era Patent Ointment Promised Infection Relief
Fragmentary ad mentions an ointment offered by a person or firm, claimed to relieve infections, itching, rashes and minor ailments. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or names.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1938
Page
5
Fragmentary ad mentions an ointment offered by a person or firm, claimed to relieve infections, itching, rashes and minor ailments. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or names.
News from the Salvation Army reports Adjutant John F. Sullivan’s finger infection began from a hangnail and spread over the weekend. Condition improved significantly, with belief the infection has been checked, bringing relief to his many friends.
Raymond Wiggers moves his automobile painting and body repair shop to the building just east of the Central Garage on South Street. He will continue the same finishing and repair work begun at Wegers' Garage on Mirs Avenue for years. The Oldemable agency remains on the avenue with a sales room and service department.
Personal notices list week end visitors from Conneaut Ohio to city homes of Crowell and others. Several families from Jamestown Meadville Warren and Erie regions are described visiting relatives in North Center Street East Congress Street and surrounding towns with plans to return home.
The first privately minted gold coin in America was created in 1787 by Ephraim Brasher, a New York jeweler. Though the piece bears crude designs and amateurish engraving, it stands as a rare relic from the nation’s early days.
An advertisement urges relief from stomach gas that presses on the heart. It promotes Adlerika as a single dose remedy claimed to cleanse both upper and lower bowels. The notice appears under a local discount retailer heading.
March 28 report notes Morrison parents push for private school for 17 pupils on strike since Feb 24. They seek state approval for a building, contract with Violet Sandburg as teacher, and await Judge Hubbard’s appeal ruling. If convictions stand, six parents face jail or fines.
Despite Jamaica being an island, many rivers fail to reach the sea. Like Kentucky and Tennessee cave regions, Jamaican streams vanish into cavernous openings, never seen again or reappear far away under new names.
The market staged a weak rebound as volume thinned with bonds easing amid a list of names including American Can American Smelters Anaconda Boeing Chrysler General Electric General Motors and other industrials. The report notes firmer or steadier grains and cotton and mentions several rail and utility issues amid a broad market rundown.
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