Corn-off promises quick relief for corns and callouses
An early ad touts Corn-off as a bandage free remedy that removes corns and callouses like peas from a pod with no ointment, bandages, or tape. Bottles priced at 20 cents.
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1916
Page
5
An early ad touts Corn-off as a bandage free remedy that removes corns and callouses like peas from a pod with no ointment, bandages, or tape. Bottles priced at 20 cents.
A terse note urges owners to call for assistance when a sewing machine dome does not fit properly. The message mentions contact details 420 and 7 and references A. Satter as the presumed repair contact.
Local and otherwise notes record Mrs W G Tallaferra returning from a state meeting in Fort Worth and Mrs J W Roremus in Dallas for a Confederacy convention. Mentions visitors from Germantown and Reliance, business at Globe Dry Goods Co., and residents traveling to Houston, Beaumont and Port Arthur for visits and errands.
A mixed inventory listing includes Indien drapery in silver and gold, tulle fabrics, flowered taft, and new models of verge dresses and culottes. Also noted is a shipment of Mabene Improved seed, with bulk pricing per sack and delivery readiness. A civic notice mentions paving delays from material shortages and a meeting at First Baptist church tonight with officers and Sunday school teachers to discuss doctrines.
Rev W 8 Parker of Belding conducts revival at Oak Grove with services nightly at 7 20. Attendance limited. Also includes miscellaneous clippings on marital advice and social topics from various publications.
Mr and Mrs John A Meath and neighbors from Normaugee joined the crowd in town yesterday to see the circus. John Taglit and Dan Madner were in the city today from Holt, Madison County for business.
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