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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1911
Page
5
An OCR fragment lists various grocery items with prices, including sour pickles, dozens for low sums, lard, cream cheese, sugar cured shoulders, macaroni, coffee, and assorted Golden Sun products. It mentions sales through May 1 and emphasizes bargain pricing and value deals.
An old advertisement touts Me-O-Na stomach tablets from N. P. Amey & Co and N. F. Ames & Co offering relief for indigestion and related symptoms. It promotes a money back plan and claims wide availability through merchants with the promise of restoring digestion quickly.
An advertisement claims ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP rapidly cure infant skin afflictions such as prickly heat and eczema. It promises a permanent remedy with a money back guarantee if not effective and lists authorized agents and widespread sale. It appeals to worried parents with a relieved baby image and testimonials.
Philadelphia letters quote Dr Learned criticizing immigrant students and poor entrants as burden on finances. The piece cites debates among scholars on lawfulness, citizenship, and the government’s duty to regulate newcomers.
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for colds using laxative bromide with a money back guarantee if it fails. Each box bears the signature of W Jrove. The copy emphasizes quick relief and a refund option.
President Taft remains determined to keep the United States neutral in the Mexican situation, opposing Congressional interference. The article notes planned investigations of the Post Office Department and discusses Republican and Democratic tensions, with named figures including Taft, Missouri Senator Stone, and Postmaster General Hitchcock, amid a broader political climate.
A garbled ad for Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepavit promotes a free trial and claims it cures constipation and bowel issues. It names alleged supporters and doctors and invites readers to write for a medical advice line, providing a Monticello address for samples.
H H Rogers urged his young assistants to save and buy a home. He stressed that opportunity and fortune do not knock if a man has no home, a maxim he repeated as guiding counsel to his staff.
A terse ad claims a remedy relieves rheumatism within hours, stating it removes the cause and the disease disappears after a first dose. The product is priced at $1.00 and sold by Wirham Drug Co.
Dr. D Padoll and optometrist R Lye advertise weekly Friday eye consultations at the St James Motel. Permanent office listed as 425 Hol Whostro Grle Pa. Prom eight to the morning tit ale at night claims to offer eye consultations and glasses fittings.
International Tailoring Go of New York City advertises made to measure clothing with special pricing. A. I Messenger & Son are named as sole agents for Corry, inviting customers to choose from a pulled from the pile selection and have garments tailored to individual measurements.
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