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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1924
Page
5
An old advertisement touts McGhry's Cod Liver Oil Tablets promising a gain of ten pounds in twenty two days. It features claims of high vitamin content, tasteless tablets, and a promotion offering sixty tablets for sixty cents with directions for use.
A long list of Memorial Day visits and travel as residents from St Marys and surrounding towns head to Erie Titusville Warren Kane Columbus and Union City for holiday gatherings. Local residents including Mrs Williams Lombard Mrs Geo Marthaler and Miss Rusti Prank plan visits with relatives while others travel to Cleveland Buffalo Warren and Keating for family time and hospital updates. Memorial Day services will be led by Rev FM Redliver at Union City.
Advert declares Emerald Oil a concentrated remedy for varicose and swollen veins. It advises a two ounce original bottle from any pharmacist and nightly and morning application with a soft cloth until swelling decreases. The claim notes rapid results for enlarged glands and other symptoms with steady use.
A long suffering patient recounts relief after twenty years with indigestion and gas following use of Mentha Pepin. The testimonial claims rapid pain relief and improved health, urging other sufferers to try the remedy as a near-miracle valve for digestive trouble.
United Press reports Pennsylvania game wardens will stock rivers and streams with a million trout this season. The effort covers numerous waterways across the state including Pike, Centre, Juniata, Perry, Lycoming, and other counties as part of a major fishing program.
A clipped publicity pitch urges anyone with a rupture whether man woman or child to write for a free trial of a stimulating application. It claims the remedy tightens muscles closes the opening and eliminates the need for supports or surgery. It warns of gangrene risks from untreated ruptures and cites past cases of large hernias improving.
An old ad offers a “Sample Treatment of Your stimulating application” for rupture. It lists a generic address line “4W8 Rio” and “BULC Main St. Adams, N.Y.” with a prompt to provide name state and address. The fragment provides no verifiable organization or date.
A crude advertisement touts a glycerine mixture said to ward off appendicitis. It asserts the preparation works on both upper and lower bowels, removes gases and poisons, and brings relief from stomach gas within ten minutes, credited to Thomas Downes druggist.
Notice announces the annual meeting of Corry Hospital Association stockholders to be held in the basement of Corry Public Library on Wednesday June 10 1921 at night for the election of eleven directors and to transact other business as needed.
Titusville teen Paull Willis, 15, escaped from a Pittsburgh hospital during hours of the night and is being pursued by police. Also noted is a separate notice to York Street property owners about sidewalk construction to begin within five days, as signed by P.O. Howard, Superintendent.
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