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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1920
Page
3
A Corry Pa article fragment discusses gas and water service charges and metering standards. It mentions customer bills, production costs, and a call for examining the British system and public utility governance. The piece references a Warren Mirror citation and a Quebec maple syrup discussion.
An old ad promotes Dean's Kidney Pill at price 6 00 with dealer distribution and a testimonial from Mrs Gordon. It urges buyers not to simply ask for a kidney remedy but to obtain Dean's Pill, advertised by Poster Milburn Co. of Buffalo New York.
Natian Mesterman and Israel Tannenbaum surrendered to federal authorities Tuesday night on warrants for peddling fake alcohol. A third man, Freitag, was also tied to the case. All three waived preliminary hearing and were bound over to the November federal term in Pittsburgh with $1,000 bail each. A separate note reports a raspberry bust along Route 8, describing a beach of red and green berries found by Ms. Etter.
Mrs Lee H Gordon EB Church 81 1 Dorry says she suffered severe backaches and urinary distress for a year. She tried Deans Kidney Pills and reports improvement after treatment with periodic use to stay in good condition.
A fragmented note praising the Orchard Oriole's sweet song and beauty contrasts with a warning of their pecking habit. The piece extols their role in pest control yet notes a shift to aggressive behavior as the birds age and roost near fruit trees.
A reader from Medina New York praises Peterson's Ointment claiming it cured a long running sore after nine dollars worth of salve. The letter extols the product's healing, urging its sale in druggists for 60 cents a box and lauding the company.
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