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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1913
Page
5
An ad lists Miona tablets as fast relief for indigestion and stomach discomfort. It promotes a money back offer and mentions store availability and a miscellaneous mix of local notices and promotions in a historic newspaper style.
An advertisement for Lyric Theater touts a two act romantic comedy drama titled One Round O'Brien with a running ordering note. It lists floral decorations including Christmas Fingers Roses Carnations and other blooms and offers advance orders from A. E. Pettit Florist at 310 East Main Street with Bell 703 Union 84 Three Wicks From Depot.
A collage of shop notices and items from Walker Taylor 147 N Center street to O Wilcox City Market features new deliveries and promotions. The piece mentions a delivery runabout and a show of sturdy city growth with a school age population details and a Dunkirk hospital death, reflecting bustling commerce and local events.
An advertisement touts a stomach remedy promising quick health restoration after one dose. It asserts universal stomach ailment causes and claims high success, listing a sale in Corry and various druggists. The copy reads like period ad prose with dubious medical grounds.
Notice from Hilsvury Flour Co announcing a postponement of baking content after the holidays. All information regarding timing will be found in the day’s listing for Minn sales and further details.
Maurice Costello headlines at the AMUSU tonight in a program also featuring two other acts. The evening showcases the popular actor in a showcase tied to his film work and stage appeal.
An advertisement page highlights holiday offerings at Cohen's and Barlow Hardware Co featuring a piggert and oracle of useful and beautiful gifts. Samia Claus Art Store promotes holiday decor and cards with emphasis on home values and seasonal displays.
The Holy Name Society held a well attended smoker in the meeting room behind Beth’s Church. Members enjoyed refreshments and delivered improvised speeches, showing strong interest and enthusiasm for the work. JJ Ressler presided and acted as toastmaster.
A late 19th century style ad touts California Syrup of Figs as a harmless bowel cleanser for children and adults. It promises relief from constipation, claiming the product cleanses the stomach liver and bowels with pleasant taste and easy use. The copy warns against counterfeit imitations and urges asking druggists for the genuine bottle.
Bell Telephone announces a rate increase for rural lines to 8 dollars per year from 7.20 dollars. Farmers view the rise as a potential start of higher charges, while the company cites aligning rates with new business standards.
An advertisement touts Dr. Franklin Mites offering a two hour free trial of heart disease treatments claimed to cure many ailments. The offer includes a free book and examination chart to determine suitability, with a stated 30 years of research behind the method and a mailing address for requests.
Mont Wilson again refused to take calls today and stayed at the White House under guard by Dr. Graywon.
Old people gain strength claims appear in an advertisement for Vinol a tonic said to restore energy and vigor. The message cites a Mr John Widmayer of Jackson Michigan praising Vinol as the best medicine for building strength and notes its cod liver content and blood-building properties. A local druggist offer promises relief for skin issues and a money back guarantee.
Property owners and residents of Liddeey praise the new sewer project now fully completed. For the first time its section is served and about 23 services connected along the street. Roughly fifty homes in the area will benefit from the improvement, which is proving highly satisfactory.
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