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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1911
Page
5
Electric flat irons toasters hot plates fans washing machines and vacuum cleaners enhance home comfort. The Gorey Rudd store advertises demonstrations or installations of these conveniences enabled by the new lighting system. In stock: split steel pulleys hangers rolling shafts couplings and structural and reinforcing steel plus welding items batteries and concrete mixers.
An old time health ad urges Corry readers to buy Thompson's Barasma Darouma from N. Ames & Co or Thomas Downey. It claims kidney cleansing benefits, liver and bladder toning, a one day improvement and a money back guarantee, detailing bottle sizes and guarantees to attract buyers.
A London dispatch reports Russia has withdrawn its objection to Major Bloker's appointment in South Persia. The latest notices indicate shifting alliances as Shah Mohamed and related figures await support, with potential marching plans toward Teleria.
Mr and Mrs John Geraghty were found last night at the home of Joseph H Harris a carpenter at 230 Fine street after boarding a train at Central Village. They traveled from Moston to Oak street station Indian Orchard then to Geraghty’s home. The report notes misread text about orang utan and native terms.
A grocery advertisement lists Wood's One Pound cann of Fancy ten cent items and various canned foods. It markets Spiced Herring, White Onions, Olives, Celery, Water, Dried goods, Potted meat, Tongue, and Sardines with prices from 4 to 26 cents and cookies priced at ten cents.
Soap sale pitch urging action with references to typical brands and bargain framing. Mentions Ceylon Cantile Uncle Tom White Flour Calumet Sun shine and various items, claiming recent price boosts and urging readers to buy now. Includes promotional language and sample product names without clear sale dates or figures.
Farm guidance explains sweet potatoes grow best in the South with raised ridges fourteen inches apart and vines spreading freely. Planting continues into midsummer, with careful cultivation and air drying before curing in a warm, well ventilated room at 80 to 90 degrees F. Store in a dry space to prevent cold damage.
Beekeeping guidance emphasizes hive spacing to reduce stings and boost honey yield. Tips cover queen quality, hive arrangement, sun exposure, lighting, and gear setup for efficient honey handling and processing.
Mothers across America are urged to try Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative for children. The ad extols its ease, safety, and habit-forming avoidance, offering free samples and claiming it stabilizes stomachs and bowels with a pleasant taste. It touts Corry origin and direct ordering options through local druggists.
Deeds not words touts Dean's Kidney Pills with patient testimonials from Hudson Blakeley of 422 North Coy for St Corry Pa and Takey who praise the cure as permanent. The ad claims widespread dealer availability price six cents per pill through Fonten-Milhurn to Buttato New York as sole U. S. agents.
An oblique statement suggests a daily rubbing of elbows to soften rough manners and harmonize social conduct by evening. The text implies a plan to refine behavior through repeated contact and shared time.
A narrative promotes South Bend watches as adjustable to fit any wearer, claiming most watches lack precise regulation while South Bend models can be tailored to a man or woman. The piece emphasizes confidence in adjustment, style, service, and longevity versus cheaper cotton brands.
Dover August 21 Matthew Hole, West Dover farmer who shot two boys, was released by a magistrate after the youths recovered. Several neighbors were bound over. Pool gamblers arrested in Wilmington. authorities seize evidence and prepare to try suspects. Violet Dulce Talcum powder advertised with free silk fans. sale price 26 cents a package. Sale running briefly with fans displayed in the window.
Mrs elene Robison Briton a niece of Stanley Robison seeks a divorce in Cleveland Aus. The case notes involvement of Lie 3st Jawis National Logie bioball lat and mentions Jarret days and Lana 1. Britton is described as returning to her home here with Mr Pelton potentially involved.
A fragment describes Attapleay Forest trees in sunlit haste from dawn to sunset. The text notes trees work hard, sway with warm winds, and show exhilration in branches while leaves droop, gathering energy at night until dawn. It contrasts tropical tree behavior with other species, implying intense daytime activity and nocturnal rest.
An OCR fragment shows Babbitt's The Rexall Store and Dr. D Padoll with addresses including Ajax Building and 1936 date. The text mentions office room in a Pittsburgh area shop and nearby streets, indicating a historical drugstore advertising layout from mid 1930s.
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