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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1926
Page
5
Evan Winer reports Kerineth Haight and family returning home after a funeral service. Meg is noted as the mother of the deceased, with brief mention of a prior visit to Calon City.
A historical ad claims a doctor’s prescription ointment ends toiling piles within five days. It asserts swift relief from pain soreness and itching and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The promotion urges readers to obtain Pile Foe from local druggists or physicians with wholesale government listed address.
The First Meeting of the Woman's Club last evening featured Mr. Lucile Magsay and Mrs. G. T. Croni among the speakers. Program items included addresses on education, sculpture, and various community topics with planned events and guests listed for the coming year.
An OCR readable list details many residents and visitors from Jamestown and nearby areas including Mrs. A L Dawg, AW Davis, Mr and Mrs Winger, Mrs McClough, and Mrs Eva J Winger. It notes trips to Columbus Warren Cleveland Detroit and Philadelphia style visits, funerals, memorial services, and anticipated gatherings at various homes and churches with multiple names and locations referenced.
An advertisement touts Dark's Mentha Pepsin claiming relief from indigestion stomach pains belching sour food and other gastric discomforts within five minutes. It promotes quick relief and a money back guarantee, mentioning Winnie Bayey as the dispensing pharmacist.
A fragmented list of market closings and stock notes appears with scattered company names and figures. Brands such as General Motors and Union are mentioned alongside rail lines and regional exchanges, suggesting a late day round up of equities and listings.
Fragmentary OCR summary shows Transcontinental Oil and major firms such as US Rubber Westinghouse Wabash Willys Overland and Standard Oil of Ind referenced amid a jumble of company names and locations including New York curb markets and Arkansas. The text appears to be a listing of corporate names rather than a cohesive news event.
An advertisement asserts dangerous varicose veins can be reduced at home using Emerald Oil applied to swollen veins. It promotes a night and morning routine with a two ounce bottle and claims even piles are absorbed. The pitch names M. P. Ames & Co. as the seller and urges readers to try the product.
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