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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1918
Page
8
Silk 36 inch wide taffeta in all colors offered at 1.25 to 1.75 dollars with black priced at 1.25, 1.50, or 1.75. Elegant fabric described as high texture and suitable for fancy attire.
Spring Creek April 17 reports the Wrolenstrye banks filled with fishers on trout season opening day. The piece notes community meetings and a Rosy Auxiliary noting suspensions and member activity amid the event.
An old advertisement describes remedies from a medical firm. It claims to relieve sour stomach headaches dizziness and nervousness by improving digestion and appetite while promising relief within two weeks. It mentions products like tonics and tonics for digestion.
An advertisement proclaims Fine Furniture offers good furniture with a focus on value and variety. The seller highlights affordable pricing and a broad assortment to attract customers seeking quality home goods.
Disjointed notes describe a court action on an insurance policy payment for a missing man. The text references a trial, a verdict of 2000 dollars for the plaintiff, and mentions insurers, a trainer, and various scattered names and dates amid garbled phrasing. The fragmentary record hints at a civil case regarding insurance proceeds and related charges.
A Cincinnati authority says corns dry up and lift out with fingers. A quarter ounce of Freezone, inexpensive at drugstores, can rid feet of hard corn or callus. Apply a few drops to the corn. it shrivels and lifts the corn without harming surrounding skin. Suitable for high heel wearers.
An old newspaper advertisement offers employment at Electric Shoe Shop in Mortoa with claims of high pay and long-lasting work. It includes false assurances, a business address at 117 1-2 North Center Street and a contact at Bell Phone 166R. It also lists large combined assets and insurance affiliations under M. F. Coyle.
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