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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1920
Page
3
Page fragment from Cony Evening Journal presents scattered items on post office notices and advertising, followed by a cut of political commentary. It references the League of Nations, U S trade, and shipping, with mentions of Harding era figures and Republican White Book era content.
An endorsement from Mrs. Bille Johnson of 40 Elm St Wealowl Pa praises Nerv-Worth for restoring strength and appetite. The testimonial notes improved sleep energy and daily work, claiming genuine results with a money back guarantee and availability from local druggists at 195 plus tax.
The Brokenstraw Valley Chapter of the D A R met yesterday with Mrs H W Alverson present on Main Street. Miss Kris Linscott Mrs Waller Auer and Mrs P F Gi bb masivting a hostess committee attended. Hazel Knowlton gave an excellent paper on John Smith and Socrates and a vocal solo was sung. Arrangements for the pageant to be held November 1 to mark the tercentenary of the founding of Plymouth were discussed. Two new members were accepted since the last meeting and six applications for membership were received. The year books were approved for the coming year.
A claimant reports six brothers and self suffered stomach and liver trouble with bloating from childhood. After using Mayr’s Wonder Remedy for nearly a year, health improved, with no issues eating. The ad claims the product removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and reduces inflammation. One dose promises relief or money back. Drugstores carry it.
A brief item notes a food feature in a local feature about International Tailoring. The item mentions a venue address and a contact person for inquiries. Details are partial due to garbled OCR but indicate ongoing promotions and a naming of Claude Messengger as a contact.
Sealed bids for Hog Island Ship Yard near Philadelphia are due October 30, 1920 in Washington DC. The property includes 1464 acres, 2 miles of waterfront, 27 warehouses, 8 miles rail frontage, 50 shipbuilding ways, 7 piers, and extensive facilities. Bids must be on standard forms, in duplicate, with a $1,000,000 certified check, and bids must be American owned or controlled. Title remains with the United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation until full payment. bids may be rejected.
W. S. Benson serves as president of the United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation. statement notes adult leadership and corporate role within the agency.
A damaged clipping shows partial details of a property or notice listing with a price 3700 and names including Wiolert A Patterson Jr. The readable elements include an address at 40 West Congress Street and scattered numbers, but the full action or context is unreadable.
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