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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1912
Page
4
A shaky testimonial from Rockport endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming relief from gynecological pains. The letter alleges long illness, home remedies, and a prior operation as failing to cure, and requests proof of genuineness and unsolicited origin.
A brief notice announces a two week sale by H Clark and Son offering slab wool at Lacents peerord mill location. The ad urges immediate purchase before withdrawal of the offer.
Local market ad highlights Baxter meals and breakfast items at Ressler's First Avenue Market. Mentions Milly Western Beauty and Steals and Star Skinned ham and bacon as featured products. The jumbled OCR suggests a grocery listing emphasizing ready to cook items and popular breakfast staples.
Reported attempts by Marconi operators to reach the Carpathia and understand who was saved yielded no definitive totals. Survivors were being sent to Newport as officials weighed unverified figures and rumors of rescue progress.
Suspense grows as Carpathia's wireless links between the Chester and Washington reveal no definitive report on the rescue, casualties, or survivor details. The Cunard liner's signals stir anxious crowds while New York waits for clearer word, with officials pressing for full facts and a promised update.
A garbled ad copy touts a mythical compound as a universal tonic promising to make the young strong and the old young. It claims to strengthen everyone and improve health, described as unequaled for spring. Price cited as 75 cents.
An advertisement touts Sun Cura Ointment as a universal remedy for various afflictions including piles, chapped skin, and skin ulcers. It claims efficacy against skin and cosmetic complaints, offers testimonials, and invites readers to verify claims by writing. The ad also promotes stock and surgical bandages and lists a Titusville address for the company and sales inquiries. It ends with a separate recruitment note for a corset factory seeking workers.
George W Morin announces repair services for all machines at 150 N Center Street. Bell phone 269 is provided for contact and inquiries.
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