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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1919
Page
2
A fragmentary newspaper masthead from Corry Pennsylvania includes publication details, editor names, imprint and circulation info. It lists COLEGROVE as proprietor and M Grobbry as associate editor, and shows printing at the post office with second class mail status and various advertising terms.
Norifieen voices fairness on how Congress has acted amid presidential calls for special sessions. The piece argues Republicans in the House push party lines, while the Senate stalls with inaction, shaping public opinion on reform and costs.
The passage laments Republican leadership and wartime policy, accusing representatives of evading responsibility and mismanaging labor and capital tensions. It argues for stronger government action, condemns demobilization delays, and notes ongoing strikes and international pressure shaping domestic politics.
Mrs. Margaret Ness of Philadelphia reports seven years of back pain irregularities and improved after using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad urges women with displacement irregularities inflammation ulceration and other symptoms to try the root and herb remedy and contact Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. for guidance.
A Franklin youth, aged about 21, was killed instantly at Elm Avenue station 21 miles from Franklin while walking near a moving freight train from Clarion to Franklin. He had served in the old 16th Pennsylvania Infantry and rose from private to sergeant during the war, later serving in Mexican calls with the 18th Infantry.
Mrs M A Gaaler of 54 East Irving pledges to keep raincoats dry as orders placed for new stock. The notice appears in a local column, urging residents to secure weatherproof garments and noting contact details for inquiries.
A faded advertiser boasts Mastos Medicine as a quick fix for exhausted nervous men with poor digestion and low blood. It claims to lift readers from deep despair to happiness, targeting readers in Iowa with claims of nationwide use and local sales by Bubshite & Hom.
A 14 year old Kane girl treks through a trial facing murder charges. The case centers on who fired the fatal shot that killed the girl’s father. The father is reportedly safe abroad, while proceedings explore whether the girl herself or another responsible party pulled the trigger.
A reader reports using Don's Kidney Pills to ease back pain and shoulder discomfort. After two or three doses the pain subsided, with the remedy described as highly effective and improving daily tasks.
A partial and garbled report references protection of a Wah Ida or similar group. The line hints at protecting a protege or group leader but lacks clear details, names, dates, or locations to fully identify the event, people involved, or outcome.
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