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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1916
Page
6
An ad touts a remedy named Rhoume promising relief for rheumatism with a 60 cent bottle guarantee. It claims the medicine frees sufferers from pain and invites readers to try it, promising money back if unsatisfied with the joy claimed. It lists Amos and Co in Fuge as suppliers.
A special eight room house with city water and gas on Sewerry Street is offered. The sale includes about 9-4 acres of land, advertised as a sacrifice by the Robert Patterson Real Estate Agency.
Phillipspur WJ Noys reports an engineer, Shaffer, dead beside rail near Black Tom Island after his fireman Miller stopped an engine runaway on the Te high Valley Railroad. Shaffer, 68, apparently fell from the running board after being crushed by the flyhead.
Dr H T Chamberlin a throat specialist advocates using Diphtherin for sore throats as a quick cure. The old remedy claims to prevent diphtheria and criple development, marketed for 26 cents per dose or 22.50 for a 40 dose bottle. Sold at R B Palmer Co Cash Store.
An ad by P Drought & Co proclaims a large collection of furs including Red Fox Mink Skunk Raccoon and Opossum. Customers can choose a style and have it made for less than anywhere in this city or elsewhere. Both phones are listed.
Four bears were killed Saturday afternoon near Markham Tun by Ludlow men who chased them from the area. The hunters named Elmer Lindailat Git Cart Ann Opener Mortenson and two brothers reportedly pursued the bears after locating their cubs. The weather reportedly hindered pursuit as the cubs weighed about 150 pounds and one was heavier. The largest cub was shipped to John Myora, with another cub observed by Nels Notkon.
Warren producers meeting of the Conawango Drury Association voted unanimously to raise milk price to ten cents per quart starting December 1. Six ty producers present approved the move, with all local dairymen in the city’s dealers’ supply aligned. The dairies deny wage gains for milkers, citing profitability and milk quality in Warren as improved by strict health rules.
Franklin bakers announce a Wednesday night decision to raise prices on staple bread and bakery goods. The new tariff schedule takes effect Friday December 1 and increases small bread to 6 cents, large pan bread to 10 cents, rye bread to 12 cents, rolls and cakes to 12 cents, and prepared foods to 19 for a dozen, with general increases of about 20 percent except pan bread at 25 percent.
A vintage ad touts Cascarets as a gentle overnight cleanse for stomach, liver and bowels. It promises a clear head and refreshed feeling by morning, claiming a 10 cent box keeps you regular and under control. Children are urged to take Cascarets as they taste pleasant and are not harsh or griping.
Meadville reports Dr Joseph Kolbtts Secretary of the State Game Commission estimates rabbit harvest in Pennsylvania will near four million or double last year The deer and turkey outlooks are noted though the season dates are set The cause cited includes bounty pricing and prohibition of ferrets with small game season closing Thanksgiving and deer season opening December 1 1929 style report.
A novelty newspaper ad announces a citywide open sale on Saturday December 2 at 11 pm by Flist Avenus Harris and Wilcox at Alden Pond stand. It touts low prices on staples like sugar, coffee, shredded wheat, and canned goods with no delivery charges and no rents, urging readers to visit the Concord restaurant trade as the store nearest them.
The Edmondson Piano Company at 116 North Center Street promotes the Town Talk Hour and Edmondson Phonograph. It claims the 10g machine plays all make Tecorda better than others. Demonstrations daily and in the evening invite potential buyers to hear for themselves.
A damaged excerpt mentions unidentified names and places with garbled words. It hints at a product or tablets and a directive to visit a location in Los Angeles with unclear actions. Several proper nouns appear loosely, including N. Z. Amos and Co. and Chores Downey, but details are unreadable.
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