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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1924
Page
6
City observers report a rumored combination of AR and PB in a possible merger prompting a survey of bank and high line conditions. NY officials deny specifics while indicating ongoing inspection plans and a potential response if merger talks advance.
A fragmentary ad style notice mentions cures for eczema and skin ailments and claims products from Greenburg and Sunbury. The text reads like a dubious promotional piece with dubious medical claims and unclear attributions.
Mrs Bush tells other women of relief from pains in the side and dragging sensations after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports returning energy for house and outdoor farm work and urges others with similar troubles to try it, noting many experiences shared by women.
Dennis Parsons died in Wisconsin and his body was brought to the city. Funeral services were held Monday at Alexander & Son's Undertaking Parlors with Rev. William E. Bartlett of the Wie Me Phyrch officiating. Mrs Franke Tite sang several selections and interment followed at Pine Grove. Currie Bukeriuke of Calif accompanied the pallbearers. Members of the Presbyterian Church attended the service. The hour was 8 o'clock in the evening at 8 Wright street Thursday.
A Kellogg's Bran customer letter praises the product as a cure for twenty years of constipation and urges others to try it. The missive claims two tablespoons daily with meals provides relief and markets Kellogg's Bran as 100 percent effective when eaten regularly, with recipes and a money back guarantee.
A Salamanca pastor and several associates face charges in New York on using mail fraud and stock manipulation tied to a bankrupt firm led by Ravier and Truesdell. The case involves margin calls and alleged deception as victims lost investments.
A man identified as the brains of a mail train hold up pleads guilty amid postal investigation findings. The case ties to a wider network and indicates planned action against a state post facility.
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