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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1911
Page
6
A vintage advertisement touts Fortutons as a solution for women and girls to improve circulation and relieve congestion. It claims to renew and strengthen the whole system, boost vigor, and aid heart health with a special tonic priced at 90e and sold by Thomas Downey.
The Corry Floral Co advertises a range of flowers and plants for all occasions with delivery via the street car line. It mentions funeral mowers and bouquets for the sick, invites patronage, and provides a Bell phone contact for orders near Columbus Ave and Center St.
A fragment notes a price comparison claim about a paper labeled Liat, stating it surpasses all others and is sold only with a ten cent price, reflecting a bold market statement from a local publish.
A fragment stresses heat and illness draining vitality and warns neglect worsens a personal condition. It urges prompt attention and a remedy, noting energy, ambition, and happiness are sapped by heat and other unnamed causes. The tone is cautionary and prescriptive.
An advertising snippet touts Maltonol as improving blood, nerves, and digestion to create health. It claims the product makes the body strong and ribbed with vitality, offering a large bottle for 76 cents. The tone mirrors old-time patent medicine pitches.
A string of social mentions lists visitors and residents visiting or traveling through Corry Titusville and nearby towns. Names include Shillis Mrs Jerry Svilivah Harry Paulson Miss Mecusker and many others with brief notes of their destinations such as Erie Youngstown Cleveland Alliance and Meadville. The column also notes sales promotions at local stores and railroad employee anniversaries and performances at the Elks Minstrel event.
Montreal officials report that in the city’s annual session this afternoon the Board of True passed a resolution by a 60 to 44 vote declaring against the reciprocity agreement with the United States.
A local druggist advertises Rexall Mucu Tone as a corrective tonic for catarrhal conditions. The ad claims it rebuilds mucous membranes, reduces inflammation, and improves digestion and energy. A money back guarantee is offered if customers are not satisfied after a reasonable trial.
Notice to the public correcting a statement about a Salvation Army officer at Union City. It clarifies the individual was not an officer of the Salvation Army or any branch but a member of a different organization. Respondent Captain Smith.
An ad touts Diapepsin as a quick remedy for dyspepsia with claims of easing stomach distress in minutes and enabling hearty meals. A separate item reports Miss A B Carburg stepping down as money order and registry clerk at Corry post office, with replacements named for key clerical roles.
A broad sale listing many brands and styles with price cuts from five dollars to two dollars and fifteen cents. Men and boys boots and shoes, women velvet buttons and laced options, and children sizes are advertised as shop stock moving ahead of 1911 spring arrivals with no shop-worn items included.
A fragmented advertisement lists farms houses and lots for sale near Corry Pennsylvania. Mentions 60 by 4 plots, a dairy farm four miles from town, timber plenty, and various parcels with street and lot details. Includes contact hints for W Main Street and Real Estate agents.
A cryptic note from the input resembles a garbled local item with scattered proper nouns. The readable fragments reference Plano and Munio Ho, suggesting a brief item about a municipal matter or utility at a local level, but the text is too incomplete to determine a solid event or outcome.
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