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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1919
Page
5
Dr. Carter's K and B tea promotes health benefits for liver stomach and bowels. The ad claims the simple remedy improves skin and complexion after a few cups and urges families to try the wholesome tea.
The notice lists residents visiting and visiting relatives over Thanksgiving. Frank Barry returned home from Extr o to spend the holiday. Erie’s Miss Trovachever and Corry friends are noted, as are Max Gchwars and Meadyilio friends. Various locals travel to Oil City and Buffalo to spend time with family, including David McKenney at Morey hospital, and Howard Dowdell arriving from Onta Mendville for the Stanford Hose company event.
Numerous local families hosted Thanksgiving visits and joint celebrations. Friends and relatives from Warren, Jamestown, Dubois, Titusville, and Erie traveled to stay with hosts such as Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Bogart, Mr. and Mrs. W. GO Walker, and Miss Kathryn Connors. A noted wedding anniversary and travel to Detroit and Montreal are highlighted.
A damaged OCR passage touts heat as a curative for neuralgia and inflammation. It promotes "BOY'S MURTARINE" with mustard paste for throat and illness, asserting swift relief overnight. The text is garbled and untrustworthy but hints at a product promising rapid pain reduction.
The Ratent Select picture starring Constance Talmadge screens at the Grand Vicatto tonight and Saturday. An adaptation of a play by William Hurlbut, the plot follows Suzanne Breoll who agrees to a weekly changing marriage contract with Maxcroft Grey. The couple's experiment leads to comic and revealing complications as the contract dictates their freedom and limits.
Canton Ohio reader Mrs Marie Boyd credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving female troubles that doctors said required surgery. She reports improved health and home ability without operation and urges others to try the remedy before any hospital procedure.
Fragmentary listing of companies and commodities from a market close record. The text mentions firms such as American Smelting, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors style entries, various oil and chemical interests, coal and gas entities, and automotive names like Studebaker and Willys Overland.
An old advertisement extols Sykes Comfort Powder as an extraordinary healing and soothing remedy. It claims quick relief after bath time and markets Vinol and related drug products from The Comfort Powder Co. to keep skin free from sciences and irritation.
Erie on November 28 reports the Socialist campaign in Erie County raised 897 and spent 235.13. The recount request was filed Wednesday in the office of Tess Cutter, clerk of courts. Also offered for sale a pair of registered Molstein calves and a young bull.
A damaged ad copy claims Dr Edwards Olive Tablets substitute for calomel and aid bowel and liver action. It promises natural cleansing of the blood and system with a soothing, pleasant effect, offered in 10c and 25c sizes.
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