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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1936
Page
2
An advert promises a 25 cent trial of Bykelg to strengthen the bladder. It claims relief from nocturnal urination, frequent urge, and backache, with a note that if unsatisfied after four days a refund is available from Kossler's Deng Store. It compares its action to caster oil for the bowels and mentions ingredients like juniper oils and puckt leaves.
An ad touts Thompson's Barossa Tablets as the best cure for bladder weakness based on a customer testimonial from Detroit. It claims kidneys filter blood and urges cleansing to prevent poisons, promoting Barosma Tablets sold at drug stores with the slogan not to allow poison into the system.
More than $500,000 will be made available to uninsured depositors in the Commercial Nation bank at Bradford today, starting payments of a 40 percent dividend by the FDIC, now handling the bank's affairs after a September 30 1985 closure. Depositors with claims may call at the bank to receive payment. the dissolution followed by a closed bank structure and the dividend applies beyond the $5,000 insured limit.
We express sincere thanks to relatives neighbors and friends for kindness flowers and sympathy during our recent bereavement following the death of our mother Mrs Nellie L Myrick. Signed by Mr and Mrs L R Decker B Glenn Myrick and M Louise Myrick.
Mrs. Jerry Chase Sweet was discharged to her Corry home this afternoon after a surgical stay at Corry hospital. Charles G. Mack, from North Center Street, also left the hospital this afternoon for home. Earlier a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Raymond of Corry R D 5 at the Corry hospital. the mother is formerly Miss Margaret Cook. A New Era Club rummage sale, featuring an electric stove and a ves ictron, is set for Friday and Saturday at Clough Building, Center and Main streets.
Kiwanis club luncheon featured Tuck Taylor Eric county Boy Scout leader outlining Scout work and activities. Charles Hoftmaster named delegate to attend National convention in Washington. Guests included D R Mosier Harry Spicer William Blatt Carl Cox Jr Robert Caskey and George Elmo.
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