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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1914
Page
4
A historical ad touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as the oldest corn doctor. It claims the remedy removes corns to the root quickly and permanently. The 26 cent bottle is sold and recommended by druggists, including Thos. Downey.
Jamestown Journal reports the Myob Minstrels will perform in Corry at the Eagles Auditorium on Thursday evening. A fair sized audience laughed at the clever jokes and praised the staging and overall entertainment from start to finish. Mary left the Eagles temple whistling.
A rare voice in Thursday's show impresses with a well trained chorus. The performance features strong vocal talent and a polished chorus that enhances the program.
A small classified ad offers cream for sale and invites interested buyers to contact H W Merry at Bell 202 R 14 twas for a special occasion chant for parties. The brief item presents a niche product with an odd listing.
A local store promotes a wide range of rugs including floral and oriental patterns with special pricing. The ad also showcases brass beds in new styles, various mattress types, and bed springs with discounted rates and promotional offers.
President Woodrow Wilson writes to Rolland S. Morris of the Hemovratis Stith Committee expressing gratitude for the state party’s endorsement of his Panama Canal position. He relays appreciation for the support and notes efforts by the Old Guard and other factions.
Fragmented reader notice discusses sickness recovery and wellness guidance. It references Vinoi and Uyir preparations, medical opinions, and a customer guarantee. Mentioned are Mrs Gardner of Chicago and a 400 pound wave error in text. The piece evokes health advice and a sales guarantee.
A scattered 19th century column covers a suicide near Portland, a physician-practicing dentist aged seven years, and oblique notes on elephants used for executions in Baroda. It also lists famed giants and performers, including Darden and Cornelius, and a sketch of Parinelli the singer with dramatic voice notes.
A man is missing and authorities search for money linked to a death. Coroner charges or investigations surfaced as the case unfolds, with mentions of locations and a county effort to uncover the truth. The report notes a morgue or city records and ongoing efforts to recover assets. The article reflects a tense inquiry into a possible homicide and related financial motives.
A historical ad promotes San Cura Ointment for piles and skin conditions praising a cure by Rev. W. S. Gilbert of Titusville. It claims permanent relief, with agents N. F. Ames & Co. and Thos Downey offering money back guarantees. Also markets San Cura Baby Soap and lists Thompson Medical Co. as a mail order option.
An antiseptic powder dissolved in water is touted for catarrh nasal throat and ulceration. Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co cites private letters praising Paxton for women curing ailments for ten years. Available at druggists or by mail from Paxton Toilet Co Boston MA.
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