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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1921
Page
7
An old column touts a natural remedy for stomach and lower body trouble including constipation headaches and backache. It claims purgatives like Salta and Momo improve digestion and urges readers to try the remedy immediately.
Fragmentary ad text mentions a free hair product or offer and names unlikely contact details and street references. Content is incomplete but indicates a promotional item with unclear location and dates.
The clipping lists numerous names and visits around Cory Warren Garland and Behe Lake with relatives and friends visiting, staying with kin, or spending weekends. It mentions a shown illustrated lecture on cotton production, a church fund drive, and several trips by residents including Meads, Sandburgs, Goss, Parvhomes, and Farnhams.
The film Treasure Island by Maurice Tourneur is shown at Rox Theatre tonight with showings tomorrow. The production is praised for its color and adventurous spirit and features key characters from the Stevenson saga in a faithful period setting.
A Morantown police officer recounts a long personal health struggle and credit for Nerv Worth tonic. He claims it cured stomach and nervous troubles after other treatments failed, touting positive results and widespread satisfaction among users.
A community notice expresses gratitude for the Opera House staging of the 1921 world series and declares that after expenses were deducted the amount from the fundraiser was used to aid the fund and support local efforts. The message thanks donors and notes proceeds will be used to assist local clubs and welfare projects.
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