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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1918
Page
3
Fragmented ad text touts eczema cures and old sores with dubious guarantees. Phrases mention Petemae's Ointment, unspecified company backing, and vague remedies for piles, itching, and skin conditions. The garbled copy hints at a dubious medical product and possible mislabeling of active ingredients.
Looking to rent out space or home aspects. Advertise to reach potential tenants quickly and pick a reliable occupant. Contact for listings and availability details.
Hoker Mi April 10 notes Sandburg and grandmother visits to Wrightsville and local family visits in Baker Hill. Mentions Mrs Ray Spoon, Louis Puller, Chillen Farnham, Mien sepger, Misa Allison buying books for Blue Eye school library, Jay Rickerson, Deseen family, Muraboy and Alton Mead visiting Youngeville, H. Rounds grost Branch, Bear Lites Topstay, William Burch road conditions, Mildred Messenger returning home, and John Sprigfield buying a telephone for home.
Ad promotes Cascarets for headaches, colds, and bowel issues. It claims the product cleanses the stomach, aids liver function, and regulates bowels by morning with a 10 cent price, appealing to both men and women and even children for tastiness and easy use.
The statement emphasizes that the garments will be all wool for durability, with careful tailoring and lasting dyes. It highlights belief in wool’s wear resistance and colorfastness as defining features of the product.
Elgin notes report box moved near Kary Wayne Indiana and local workers with the HR Ord. Agnes Skinner returns from Kent after months with relatives. Hubert Keep and daughters visit George Keep. Tally Culp Curry visits family. Hob Lyons and G Q Meacken improve after sickness. Mrs Bod McGrath improves after bed rest. Directory duties delayed for Tuesday. Palmer stays with Greenfield friends. Vanschoonhaven returns home from Corry hospital after treatment.
Gering Miners of many news, John Corbin and family visit Mikes Bird, Mrs Low McCray and children tour Jamestown and Mrs Fred Unidemwand sells her farm planning move to Michigan. Arthur Fisher to lead the farm. Deacon Will abio to Detroit for former farm work. Numerous nearby farmers prep spring waters and cow herds as season nears. J A Glivele to take over Underwood firm west of town. J A Blakeslee buys team of horses from Spar Lunsburg.
A fragmented historical newspaper page presents an improvised beauty ad touting lemon juice and orchard white to brighten skin, plus local notices about civic events, school activities, and residents’ movements. Names, places, and dates appear in incomplete form, reflecting era-specific community tidbits.
Frovkin T G Morgan and his daughter Miss Ghuyes Morgan were injured Thursday when a street car collided with their roadster on a city avenue. Mr Morgan suffered a fracture to his left collar bone and facial injuries while Miss Morgan endured head cuts and a badly cut right ear as they left their Liberty Street home for town. The driver reportedly moved the car to turn around after passing the Morgan residence and did not notice the oncoming eastbound street car.
An article describes the Koochnay or Dance of the Bee as a provocative performance said to be restricted to Moracen harems. It notes the dancer removes garments seeking a bee, finding none, and ends with a quip about stopping the chase and referencing electric power.
A fragmented quote points to advertising as a route to wealth with business leaders urging strategic promotion. The brief suggests that careful ads can attract customers and drive profits in a changing market. The exact source and context remain unclear from the readable text.
An advertisement extols Beecham's Pills as a cure and tonic to keep the stomach liver bowels and blood in good order. It claims health depends on these organs and suggests taking doses to prevent illness and maintain wealth. A single box proves its value.
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