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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1912
Page
4
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Graveful of form and fragrance the Magnificent Sweet Peas are praised as the finest garden variety. The ad offers 25 cent sight packets of top named seeds including orchid-flowered mixes in white pink lavender and smoket with double poppies. Ten packets of orchid-flowered strains sell for 40 cents order to Avora New York from Edgar Aiggins.
An old advertisement promotes Hyomel vapor treatment for stubborn catarrh. It instructs daily inhalation from a boiling-water bowl to clear nasal passages, claims sleep improves, and cites a 60 cent bottle plus a $1.00 pocket inhaler. Free trials offered by Booths Hyomel Co. New York.
President of the Mine Workers says a tie up is possible if wages are not increased with a strike looming. White on the likelihood operators will concede to wage raises and union reforms after a conference in Philadelphia on April 10. Miners insist wage gains are vital though settlement hinges on broader demands and unity.
Peacetime turmoil sweeps Scranton as local coal companies announce layoffs for ununionized workers. Lackawanna and other mines plan selective operations while the United Mine Workers union leader John Mitchell predicts settlement progress in Wilkes-Barre. Newspaper notes ambiguity and political talk as talks resume near Washington.
A testimonial ad claims Rheuma and Go offer a money back guarantee for Rheuma claims. Letters from customers cite rapid relief within hours and cures after two bottles. Mentioned are a 1914 date, a Mr George M. Roda address in Saint Nin, Michigan, and effects on kidneys stomach liver and bladder.
State Board discussion centers on improving sanitary conditions in UWEL schools. Plans include committee reviews, facility upgrades, and a public meeting set for Pittsburn on April 1. Officials emphasize coordinated action to protect students and ensure safe classrooms.
An old advertisement touts Pathozone as a quick cure for neuralgic headaches and various pains. It claims instant relief, minimal side effects, and domestic use at night, pricing listed as 50 cents and 95 cents for larger sizes, sold by Thomas Downey.
The article explains milk as a secretion of animals produced by milk glands and notes contamination risks from bacteria, hair, dandruff, and fecal material. It warns that milk can be polluted during milking, handling, bottling, and delivery, urging clean practices to prevent harm.
Corry Pure Milk Company issues a brief notice regarding product lines Phibt and Tetfeth and guidance on attainable tax measures. The communication emphasizes consumer guidance and company stance on pricing and availability.
Washington reports the death of Senator Robert J. Taylor of Tennessee at Providence Hospital after complications from an operation. He served nearly 38 years in public life and was famed as a jovial storyteller nicknamed “Fiddling Hole.” Funeral services will be held in Washington with ceremonies in both houses, followed by burial in Hay Valley. Born in 1920, he was the son of Nathanial C. Taylor, a congressman and Indian commissioner under Johnson, and Kimily Maynes Taylor.
New York artist Robert L. Avil was found dead in his apartment under unclear circumstances. Police report a single hand mirror and scattered belongings near the body as investigators examine possible causes and a tunnel-like setup in the room. The case remains under inquiry with no clear suspects at this time.
Fragmentary ad copy discusses flour quality and grain processing. Mentions Very Best Flour and tasting notes, with garbled phrases about grade, heat, and grocery use. Includes stray references to vendors and possible brands amid unclear text.
An old advertisement touts Thompson’s Dandelion and Mandrake remedy as a universal cure for dropsy rheumatism and various female ailments. It promises full refunds via N V Union & Co for Thomas Downey and urges postal orders for a tank full of cures.
Classified notice seeking female workers for light tasks at the Nu Bone Corset Factory. Short tasks for good pay, apply at office, 2d floor, Ajax Hub.
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