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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1912
Page
4
A vintage promotion explains how washing with Fels-Naptha replaces old boiling and rubbing with a quicker, gentler method. It claims significant time and energy savings, softer hands, and cleaner clothes including whites woolens and colors, urging readers to follow wrapper directions.
I will refurnish the lodge room over my store now occupied by the Woodmen and its the cosiest lodge room in Corry. Furnishings will be Axminster carpets, easy chairs in fact everything new and up-to-date. Now you people who are climbing two flights of stairs, here is your chance I want six different lodges, rent reasonable, come and talk it over.
Auction notes a sale of pictures to decorate homes during the moving season. Emphasizes affordable pricing, urges buying now to refresh rooms with familiar prints, and promotes profit from good pictures and frames. Encourages readers to compare prices and seize the opportunity.
The notice outlines an Easter promotional sale at Peeteu store with items including melons and home decor. It notes customers may visit Maypur for demonstrations and mentions special offers, while warning that some products may be limited.
The article reports an alleged raid on Governor Woodrow Wilson's private room in Sherman Mole during his absence, with two men swearing to have stolen vouchers and documents. Detectives and a large press effort followed, amid sensational coverage and political speculation about a lottery link and the governor's reaction.
A force at federals Hear Mecaxa near Puebla, Mexico seized sixty prisoners after testing forty rebulk items. Abraham Ruof, a convicted political figure from San Francisco, begins exposing men accused of graft, though not yet convicted. President Patt played his first spring game, edging General Moresco Edwards by a single point. The Corry Tea Company promotes its pure Corry Tea, claiming safety and quality in spring water processed tea.
A sensational cure claim targets rheumatism sufferers with promises of rapid relief and safe kidney liver stomach and blood action. The ad touts a low price of 60 cents per bottle and credits N F Ames & Co with distributing RALGMA, urging skeptical readers to try the product today.
An early 20th century advertorial claims Hemroid tablets cure piles and promote a stain free life. It markets HEN-ROID tablets from N My Anion & Go, promises a guaranteed relief, and urges readers to request a free booklet. Also contains a deafness cure claim and a general misused medical rhetoric with exaggerated guarantees.
MORY GIRLS WANTED We Howl more veild At the Nu fone Gorvot factory Light Wark, AHO goo pay omrned in awhort tine, ADDI wt offle, 2. oor Ajax Tulle: 2b.
Grocery list ad lists numerous discounted items with prices and quantities including Honey Orlin por pkige and Ginger Snaps. Items cover canned goods, baking staples, staples like sugar and syrup, beans, onions, and starches. Many brands and measurements appear with promos for this week only.
Easter shopper alert with gloves bags and accessories. Bee Hive Kid Gloves offer premier $1 options in black white and Biscuit shade and fit to the hand. German silver mesh bags with fringe and ball pendants priced at $3.50. Other fresh buys include items from $1 to $5 and accessories like pins and handkerchiefs in white and matching colors.
Lace collar sets for dresses offered in multiple styles including small collars over dresses and sailor collars. Descriptions mention venise lace, trime details, and trims with lawn. Prices listed as 1.50 per set and 23e 50e with unspecified currency.
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