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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1911
Page
4
A brief note highlights Roxford Fabric as one of the best papers for the price today. It describes a fine cloth finish paper available in comet ruled or plain Vox packaging, presented as an attractive product by the supplier.
A reader notes a claim that this paper offers superior value and features a lower price than rival papers at 415 or 26 cents. The remark emphasizes perceived quality and contrasts it with others in the market.
An advertisement promotes Hyomel a cure for catarrh coughs colds and sore throat promising complete germ destruction. It claims inhalation through a rubber vest wart and a $1 box guarantees effects with N F Ames endorsement.
National lawmakers weigh in on the 1912 presidential race as Progressive Republicans rally to block Taft and back Roosevelt. The article notes Congress influence on nominations, Bryan's reticence, and the likelihood of party splits shaping the eventual nominee. It references the Democratic House majority and the complex dynamics behind selecting candidates.
Ritts burg resident Mrs. Roshoro, wife of a prominent merchant, loses a bag of gems valued about 2150 when her foot slips through a platter at Be gort Manor. The missing gems vanished after she discovered the bag in a department display, prompting a frantic search back at her home on Fawthorne Avenue Crafton.
Mrs Bhore, wife of a Penn Avenue merchant, reported gems worth 2150 missing after her stocking contained a hidden jewel case. She fell through a rotten board at Blegeri Manor while stepping onto a street platform. She was treated at a hospital and detectives seek the missing jewels at Hawthorn Avenue, Arating.
Philadelphia mourns James M. Rhodes a Princeton alumnus and Varsity football player who died at Villanova after a rare condition biastomycetes caused by a fungal growth. Rhodes contracted the illness during a visit south and suffered years of illness before passing.
An old advertisement touts Ferronone as a cure for fatigue and weakness, claiming it restores life and vigor. The copy targets exhausted readers and mentions a sales outlet Tolmas Downey, with dated styling and implausible health benefits.
A fragmentary report notes a proposal to enumerate vast fertile lands covering an estimated 28.2 million square miles of fortis and related profit. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate plans tied to Li.
Aileen NY reports extensive repairs and alterations to state property at Brown’s Grave North lb. next week. The project includes repainting and upgrading several buildings on the grounds including a poultry barn and granary to be moved to the form with other structures. The work, tied to restoring the site once dedicated by the state, aims to improve the grounds and preserve the historical holdings.
Committees formed by Carnegie Trust depositors oppose hasty sale as Superintendent Cheney accepts transfer deal to the American Trust and Investment Co. Assets offered total about 6 million dollars with expected net to depositors around 8 percent. Leading committee head FR Wind of Plature Pudellty and Guaranty Co. notes deposits may retrieve only a small share.
Charles Helampy a death row inmate, reportedly escaped jail again and was recaptured nearby after failing to appear in court. Reports say Molly Hickman of Denver was murdered. authorities tracked Helampy after a second escape and brought him back to jail without incident.
An old ad promotes Catarrhozone as a universal remedy for colds and lung issues. It asserts a guaranteed cure with a two month treatment priced at 41.00, sold by Thomas Downey, and promises refund if not effective. The text is a promotional medical claim with dubious originality and unclear efficacy.
A testimonial from Paw Paw Michigan advises women to avoid surgery by using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter claims the remedy restored health, energy, and ability to perform housework, urging others with similar complaints to try the product.
A Durham Drag Co advertisement promotes a remedy sure to relieve rheumatism within six hours. The copy asserts it targets the system to remove pain and restore health, listing price between seven hundred and one dollar and promising rapid, lasting effects.
Bargains announced by A. Moskenger & Son, sole agents for Corry, offer nine short totes for sale. The notice touts affordable orders and real bargains until sold, promoting New York City based International Tailor Inc. as the source.
An ad warns about Pilloxonen pills claiming they regulate gland action without side effects. It promises relief for indigestion stomach liver and kidney issues and cites a family pill by Thommen Downey with a 17-1)-21 date. The piece markets Pilloxonen as a safe remedy despite questionable claims.
P. W. Howgard, painter and decorator, offers to show a fine line of wallpaper samples at your home by appointment. Contact Lmg Hall at phone 186-R-5.
An advertising blurb extols a rye bread, praising a favored loaf and daily rolls. It imitates a promotional style with misspelled phrases and odd capitalization suggesting an old New England bakery slogan.
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