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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1910
Page
3
The notice advertises a translucent cake described as large and delightfully perfumed, offered to Corry residents. It claims good value at 15 cents per cake or 26 cents for two, praising the product and its maker.
An Atlantic news item advertises deep discounts on groceries and novelty items for week one of August. It touts cheap prints, potatoes, cheese, sodas, pails, and prunes, plus a bold promise to beat any mail order price across the United States and a push to attract customers with a premium china set. The text imitates a sales pitch, noting low prices and a claim of nationwide price matching.
A jumble of notes covers a city scene with fairs at the Arcade and Wilcox Market, horse racing, and community gatherings. Fire destroys several buildings in Shamokin, with losses pegged around ten thousand dollars as relief efforts begin.
An advertise claims Rheumatism and Neuralgia are cured in 1 to 8 days by Dr Detehon Relief. It says the medicine acts on the system to remove the cause and disease, with the first dose giving relief. Sold for 76 cents and 1 dollar by Durham Drug Co. Heavy wrapping paper also offered by the Journal Office.
A compact quotation on the Chrislit idea that service requires personal strength. It asserts that one must stand erect and bear one’s own burdens to help others, framing burden bearing as a blessing that grows capacity to assist.
Multiple churches report Sunday and midweek services on various streets led by pastors such as Rev. Willam Hall Rev. Noda MacIntyre Rev. Th. Weaver and Rev. W. B. Allison. Includes Sunday School times classes youth groups and prayer meetings with locations on Main Pleasant Columbus and other local streets.
An advertisement extols Hokara a pure skin food that relieves irritation softly and cleanses conditions like eczema, salt rheum and acne. It claims no acids or grease, promises whitened soft skin, and offers 25 cent trial and 60 cent full sizes with a money back guarantee. The fragment also includes a short tale about two brothers and their father discussing money.
An offer promotes custom clothing from International Tailoring Company in New York City. The ad invites readers to buy tailored garments with phrases promising fits and style.
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