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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1919
Page
3
The notice outlines National Accident Prevention Period from October 15 to 31. It notes no accidents on No Accident Day except a minor injury at Rendvo shops. G W Baryl, supervisor, visited Pete ministry for a gathering to support the nationwide campaign with all railroads taking part.
An advertisement claims piles arise from blood stagnation in the lower bowel and promotes HEM-ROID tablets by N F Ames & Co. It asserts the remedy frees blood circulation, eliminates the internal cause, and offers quick lasting relief with no need for surgery. The copy stresses dramatic cures and reduced pain and cost.
Fragmentary text notes Blanche Sweet starring in Triumphant Return and The Unpardonable Aliu at Rex Theatre with showings next Monday and Tuesday. Details are incomplete and names appear misspelled or garbled.
On account of interests we leave Corry and offer an entire furniture lot at private sale including oak dining sets, desks, chairs, bookcases, rugs, and household items. Also listed are a 6 cylinder Olds, a 4 cylinder Sportette Templar, and a 4 cylinder Oldsmobile Economy truck, all recently driven from factory with low miles.
Federal agents visited several Erie saloons yesterday in a search for alleged liquor sales. An all day chase led to a East Second Street saloon where agents admitted visiting six places but declined to name proprietors or disclose office. Names named included Tweleller Russell's Gallager's Stag Café and O'Brien and Sullivan. John Storke and Russell denied raids on their establishments. Authorities reportedly found no whiskey sales during visits.
Mrs. Virginia Carter of No 137 40th St recounts a testimonial praising Paul Tuico after a long stomach and kidney distress. She credits a friend's recommendation, noting improved sleep and ability to eat without discomfort. The plant Tuico is sold in Corry at Thomas Downey's Drug Store.
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