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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1912
Page
6
Citizens and visitors from Warren Erie Jamestown Corry Uniontown and Youngsville travel for business and social visits. Born news includes a May 21 birth in North Center Street. The added ad promotes Task soap for laundering shirt waists as a superior cleaning product.
Roward went to Kane on business. Clarence Rogers is in Warren today. Sadie Shields returned from Is Vleit in Birla. Elmer Wilton went to Sprig Creek. Mrs. Sam Lines visited Titusville. James Carney of Detroit visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gilson of Jamestown visiting. Bh. G. Dimick from Mine and Minn Si by Nobie visited Mrs. Ry Ve Dimbk. T. Ottix Phelps of Bradford was guest of Dr. and Mrs. Bolt.
Letters from Mrs Eva Gaskins of Topeka Kansas and Mr P H Gavellz of Wagoner Oklahoma praise Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pep for stomach liver and bowel relief. The ad touts quick relief for constipation indigestion and dyspepsia with a mild tonic action usable by children and the elderly. It offers free trial bottles by sending address to Dr Caldwell Monticello Illinois and promises free medical advice.
Fragment reads like a theater column announcing a sensational western drama titled War on the Plas The Danites. It highlights a leap year themed feature with Lucén as a central figure and notes a five cent show at the Lywle venue tonight.
Memorial flower selection including Geraniums Petunia and Pansies offered for Montal Day with options like Cannas Sal Spirea and hanging baskets. Customer requests for Carni roses lilies and mixed bouquets welcome with price information via local phone contact. Columbus Avenue Bell Center Street contact details provided.
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