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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1916
Page
6
An advertisement claims Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Compound darkens gray hair at home by applying with a sponge or brush. It promises a natural even color, gloss, and youthful appearance after one or two uses, and notes it is not a medicine or disease treatment.
Sugar Grove suffered a blaze after a lightning strike on April 26 damaged a lari sari shop and nearby carpenter’s shop. The fire ruined tools and stock valued near $1,000, with some coverage by insurance.
A reader reports relief after using Ariolox ointment and solution for long standing medical issues including skin problems and lumps. The ad claims rapid cure, recommends the product and guarantees by N. F. Ames and Co, listing several names and places to endorse the remedy.
Prankin April 16 attachment orders seize two automobiles and a bank account to satisfy a $1,500 claim against John Murray. Attorneys served notice to Sheriff Hilono and the Murray estate. The action targets Mrs Murray and includes Fred Iin of Franklin, a second bootlegging convict, as attached assets.
Mrs Harry Groom denies reports about her wealth and status in New York. Her secretary says the gossip is unfounded as she remains cautious and withdrawn. Recent notes say she fully recovered after a period of illness at her son’s home.
An ad offers photographs on post cards at $1.00 a dozen with wording about nude images and a price increase after May forty. It markets late May availability and urges quick action to secure material before the price rise.
A massive early morning fire near Poughkeepsie devastates four freight trains loaded with hundreds of thousands of dollars in goods. Dozens of cars burn as firefighting efforts struggle due to limited hydrants. multiple railroad lines and yards are affected, with crews from Maybrook Junction and Hudson and Central New England Railroads assisting.
An old ad fragment promotes GetaIt corn remedy with claims of quick corn removal and easy application. It mentions selling locations in Corry and lists distributors such as N. P. Ames & Co, Thomas Downey, and Durham Drug Co. The copy emphasizes a painless, no-hassle treatment method.
A reader claims Vdonay Kidney Pills relieved back pain headaches and fatigue after frequent kidney issues. The testimonial cites purchase at a local drug store and credits prompt relief, though spelling and punctuation are uneven in the account.
The Wartaburg Band will perform at Union City during commemoration exercises in Lowville on May 2 1940. An Attia Mananok will be held at 1 0 0, ending immediately after the May 6 commencement exercises in the evening.
Advertised letters published for the week ending April 26 1946 include Mire doh Tarrea Mra W 0 Moora Mist Hayle Bugla Mit Joan Hammond Mr Livita Hritiwaly two entries for Mr John J Branerose Min FB Stayin Mr Imbrio Z Wright ALT COLRGROVE POM listing recipients and locations in the Post Office Corry area.
In Wattsburg April events include a funeral service at Tilé City Hall for Mrs Lowel lu Young, with revival by Rev. AA and a May wedding for Mandy Fayely of Buffalo, NY. Local schools announce an Easter program by French Crock Manipure Glee and a Shakespeare play at the Opera House. Church gatherings, birthday parties, and community visits fill late April to May with Grange and church activities planned.
We were time to tote and deliver markers for Decoration Day in May. If ordered at once, no advance price on block work.
Himer Bhuss operates near Powell's Wagon Shop on North Center Street, repairing broken down bicycles and creating auto parts. Local shop activity centers on North Center Street with nearby businesses aiding repairs and sales.
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