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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1914
Page
3
An old advertisement touts Dr Franklin Miles as a famed dropsy specialist offering a Grand Dropay Treatment. It claims quick relief, cures water retention, and promises a free trial, examination chart, advice, and a sample two pound treatment by sending to his address at 608 to H18 Main street, Phart.
An old newspaper fragment advertises steamship tickets from Joba's Steamship Agency at Durham's Drug Store located at 158 N Center.
Franklin Pa December 23 Police arrested Roy Law 18 and Raymond Lawson 15 sons of Pete Lawson for burglary at Freck and Whann storey and Woolworth five and ten cent store, taking about 34 dollars in loot plus goods. They admitted entering all three places and indicated loot was spent. A secondhand store in Third ward and other targets were noted as nearby burglaries with similar loot.
A fragmentary ad style item references Get-It drops removing corn with claims of a simple ender. Names include Ames & Co, Downey, Durham Drug Co, Babblit & Son. The text combines product claims with scattered brand mentions and archaic phrasing.
Manager Yard presents a Holiday vaudeville bill at the Library Theater with matinees and two performances on Christmas Day and Saturday. The program features Maude the violinist Thy Mertle Sisters and LaDoux and Lae Dovs in comedy turns, plus sensational acts and photo displays, promising festive entertainment for readers.
A warrant charges grind larceny and burglary against Magdalena Zebrakiel, Bred Higgs, and Joel Patterson after alleged sale of three cows through Pattison. They pleaded not guilty, case set for November 8 pending settlement talks. Zebrakl says Pattison sought to use a note endorsed by her husband as part payment, note torn up. defense says cows were legitimately purchased and Pattison had right to reclaim.
An early 20th century advertisement claims Thompson's Barosma cleanses kidneys and cures Bright's disease and dropsy. It asserts quick relief for diseased kidneys, backache, and bladder issues, recommending Barosma with Dandelion and Mandrake Pills and mentioning sellers in Ames and price points of 40 cents and one dollar.
A quoted medical claim urges reducing meat to lower uric acid that overworks kidneys, proposing four ounces of Aluts Salts daily with a glass of water before breakfast to restore kidney function. It touts a grape acid tonic to purify the urinary tract and bladder.
Charles Amy has opened a new plumbing shop at 7 Spring Street offering prompt service on all repair work at affordable prices in the local area.
Fragmentary ad text promising tailored clothing with price range 18 to 40 dollars. Mentions International Tailor and a location at 212 West Main St Corry. Contains stray spells and incomplete phrases.
A September Morn performance marked Ita first appearance at the Library Theater. The show drew a fully sold crowd with music and dancing praised as above average, though the principal singers were not strong. It offered close, welcome entertainment for the evening.
Coluus residents recount a busy social week with visits, gatherings, and birthdays. Mrs Allen Crowley hosted friends while Miamy Arson celebrated with a Thimble Club surprise. Delos Scrumbling noted Victrola music and a fine dinner. Mrs Laura Covel and Mrs Seward Clarke spent time with relatives in Corry. local chatter covers neighbors, travel to Corry, and ongoing town happenings.
Amplex, advertised as a new external treatment for eczema and skin diseases, claims to kill germs and heal skin instantly without staining. It touts a renowned physician’s prescription, reports cures of chronic eczema and psoriasis after other remedies fail, and offers a money-back guarantee with a trial size of 50 cents.
A local shop advertises a fine assortment of up-to-date Christmas goods with pleasing prices. Shoppers are urged to visit and make a selection, hoping to find the perfect gift at attractive costs.
An advert describes a mixed stock of shaving mirrors manicure sets and related items. It highlights low prices starting at $2.00 and urges readers to choose from plain and minimal designs. The note mentions new arrivals and a focus on practical grooming products.
Readable catalog note offering fountain pens in safety, ceiling and standard models. Prices start at $1.00. Limited selection available and suitable for collectors and everyday writers.
A brief display of items crafted from ivory highlights a collection labeled Parsian Ivory Goods. The list notes prices spanning from 250 to 5.00, indicating a range of affordable to premium pieces.
A local perfume advertisement touts dainty imported fragrances with domestic options for sale. Prices begin at 26e and rise. items are described as pleasing and appreciating in value and taste.
An apparent advertisement announces a new automatic knife style with promotional pricing and claims of ease of use. The copy includes garbled text but targets buyers seeking handy tools and quick opens.
Leather gifts including purses wallets bill books cure canes and book covers feature refined design and sturdy craftsmanship. The items are described as rich looking and handsomely made with careful stitching and quality materials for upscale use.
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