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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1925
Page
4
G A Stock ton at 330 East Main Street advertises gown meats and groceries under Call Bell 128-1. The entry lists a price or code 6125 and references a tie day event, with unclear context and fragmented OCR data.
A cluttered Corry page lists butter and eggs prices, deliveries, and a convalescing resident. It reports bids opened in Erie and Crawford counties for road work and a town civic event lineup at the Armory, with social notices and obituaries and a series of raffle and bake sale announcements.
An advert claims Ke dene antiseptic destroys pernicious germs causing catarrh and relieves soreness. It touts delivery via spray or nostrils, claims four times stronger Harbollo Acid, and offers money back if not improved. Aimed at Ames and Drogist sellers with price per unit noted.
An advertisement touts Rheuma as immediate relief for rheumatic pains and swollen joints. It claims rapid action on kidneys and liver, urges readers to start today, and promises a money refund if not satisfied, with NF Ames & Co and other druggists selling at a small price.
Community items include market prices at Central Cash Market in Bell WItt, a resident James Lally confined with sciatic rheumatism, Lutheran Ladies' Aid bake sale, Ye VB The Club gathering, Poppy Troop Girl Scouts outing and birthday, a loaned plant sale of Commercial Drop Forge to W. W. Beatty, a Bonsteel property for sale on North Center Street, crude oil premium reports for Pennsylvania, a Columbus home purchase offer, graduation gift typewriter ad, George Doty patient at Corry I Hospital, and Old's Florist promotions in Union City Ohio.
Local area notes announce Johnny Clifford performing Let Me Call You Sweetheart at the Armory with a Saturday special promotion to follow at The Arcade.
New York report says the operation branded as a baby market was investigated today by District Attorney Pecora. Mrs Helen Geisen Volk, proprietor of the infantorium, and Mrs Nat Bass testified and described purchases totaling 75 dollars believed by the husband to be her own assets.
Mrs Maggie Page King of 824 Saadi Seplir street filed for compensation after a carpenter hurt his hand while on duty. The referee's decision cites Pennsylvania Workmen’s Compensation laws and notes it is the first ruling by a referee in Williamsport. An appeal to the Compensation Board is anticipated. Also mentions three cans Beechnut Pork and Beans for 35c at Wing-Willi.
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