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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1924
Page
6
New Castle autoists are implicated in a fatal incident as officials pursue leads. The report notes a death investigation with monetary figures mentioned and traces of legal proceedings beginning, including named locations and parties involved.
An old advert reads imploring readers not to neglect bruises cuts or sores as they may worsen. It promotes a medicinal ointment advertised by Mrs RE Waste at 12 EN St Rochester NY claiming relief for piles ulcers and skin ailments. It lists a supposed formula and references a long standing remedy with several misprinted names and unclear endorsements.
A special communication from the Surgeon General urges vaccination to prevent smallpox spread across states. Officials warn unvaccinated travelers risk delaying interstate journeys and costly quarantines, urging vaccination as the simple protective measure.
Skin specialist promotes Mentho Sniplun tablets as effective against rough red skin and itching. Sulphur preparation aids germ destruction and irritation relief, with Rowles Mentin Sulphur as a recommended treatment.
Pre vote engrave and bath, 100 12 Wall street 16
A representative of the Pennsylvania Glass company will start work Monday to clear the site of its proposed new plant. The project will relocate from the current Durant City plant to a larger facility at Grocter or James City, as announced in Durant City.
The notice touts a remedy named Emerald Oil for enlargements and veins, claiming rapid healing and disinfection. It warns readers to obtain original bottles and use as directed, noting the preparation is highly concentrated and a small amount lasts long. It promises swift relief and cosmetic improvement.
A historical health snippet discusses iron deficiency among American men and women. The passage references modern methods of diet and living aiding a rising need for iron rich foods and remedies, prompting readers to consider blood health and possible remedies.
A fragment from The Republican hints at a planned air operation connected to an Erie office with broader reach to Pittsburgh and New York City. Preliminary steps suggest a promotional campaign and organizational offices coordinating the proposed routes.
An old time recipe extols ordinary buttermilk as best for freckles sunburn and tan with a gentle method for applying near eyes and skin. It claims soft smooth results and a special cream blend can be bought. The piece touts simple use and noticeable improvement after first applications.
Window display advertises men's unionalls and overalls in railroad stripe and khaki, up to size 44, prices around 1.98 to 2.25. Boys unionalls to age 16, pants and dummy pants offered, with several price points in the two dollar range.
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