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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1926
Page
5
Master Berard Young of Sherman visits for an afternoon at a local farm with Trine and Mrs Heath. The trip includes a teaching visit to Warr schools and welcomes guests at a sister’s home on 1009 Farrél Street with several locals joining the gathering.
An advertising claim asserts constipation causes pimples hollow cheeks and circles under the eyes and promotes Kellowe's ALL-BRAN and xilloge's ALICERAN as remedies. It touts digestion relief from ALL-BRAN and suggests daily use with meals and recipes on packaging. Roller ALLBRAN by Kolene in Battle Creek is carried by leading restaurants and sold by grocers.
A fragmented listing notes Mra Wol Mitty and party visiting Buffalo to spend the weekend. It mentions several relatives and social attendances, with names and places such as Carrie Durin, Mellie leis, and Gullord at Pittsburgh as a juror. The notice also covers funerals, travel to New York City, and local residents visiting or recovering from recent illnesses or injuries.
An uneven close shows gains for some oil firms like Skull and Skelly Oil while others such as Pan Avenue and Western Chicago list mixed results. Rail, rubber, and steel names including US Steel and Wabash appear in market chatter alongside regional gas firms and a reference to Indiana sales.
A Philadelphia reader reports relief from bladder and kidney trouble after using Dr Pierce's Amric Tablets and endorses Anuric as a helpful home remedy. The letter notes availability in drug stores and invites trial guidance from the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, New York.
A new and inexpensive product claims to erase freckles quickly by dissolving them in four days. The ad promises a money back guarantee if it fails and notes availability at Dawney's and other up to date shops with simple application and visible improvement.
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