Memorial Selection Guidance From Local Supplier
An unclear notice from a local supplier offers help in choosing a memorial. The text promises practical experience and guidance as a safeguard for customers.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1912
Page
5
An unclear notice from a local supplier offers help in choosing a memorial. The text promises practical experience and guidance as a safeguard for customers.
Freckles watches the swamp come alive as a moth emergences and a yellow goldfinch nest stirs his curiosity and jealousy. He learns from a bullfrog and vows self reliance to support a harsher but hopeful spring.
Ad claims PARISIAN Sage hair tonic prevents hair loss, nourishes the scalp, and adds brilliancy to hair. It markets a tubed bottle and strong perfume, with imitators warned and a claim of universal availability through AMET & Co and other sellers.
Fragments describe a cleaning routine with soap and scrubbing in a tub and routine duties. Ambiguous text mentions soap, grime, and effort, but lacks coherent person or event details to identify a clear news item.
In London a document naming Bramwell Booth as head of the Salvation Army was opened. The late General Booth reportedly handed the appointment to his successor on the day of his death. Bramwell Booth accepted the position amid convoked Army commissioners and officers present.
Julius Bochstein confesses a link between police and disorderly houses. He tells of a system in raids on Race Street, owned by him. Uniformed officers loyal to the police chief Taylor detained him after an escape during district raids led by Harry Jacobs.
Mrs. Annie Grits pleaded guilty to burning a tenement to raise rent money for her family. Judge Dike suspended sentence after letters from Worton and a clemency request from Fire Marshal Brophy were considered. The defendant held a two month old baby during arraignment as investigators noted dire poverty driving the act.
An old advertisement promotes Putnam's Corn Extractor as a fast pain free remedy for corns and callouses. It claims to attack the root of the tormentor, provide lasting relief, and suit fresh or long standing corn issues. Sold by druggists at 25 cents.
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