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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1914
Page
6
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a remedy for dull or damaged hair, claiming it instantly doubles hair fullness and eliminates dandruff. The copy promises smoother, shinier, softer hair with regular use and urges girls to try the product sold at drug stores and toilet pillars.
We announce deep discounts on winter underwear for all family members from Forest and Essex Mills stock. Includes ladies fleece lined vests and pants, wool underwear, camel hair and white wool options, extra sizes, and union suits reduced to 79 cents to two dollars, with remaining stock in various sizes and colors.
Reports from EN county near Hidgway describe two new giant wells drilled by Wykomr Ol & Goo Coot Mindford with over 1,000 units of gas capacity expected. J Henly, a company member, expresses strong optimism as a third well is under way, promising substantial output while the firm holds back on gas sales for now.
An unusual ad fragment promotes foot comfort products offering a money back guarantee and refunds. It mentions a 25 cent rock and suggests relief for sore, tired feet with a shoe store or department store context. The text is garbled and hard to interpret but centers on foot care and purchases.
A note on The Family Theater Munte by Larson and Trimble outlines a collaborative project blending dramatic writing with visual design. The piece explores family dynamics through staged scenes and multimedia elements. It highlights collaboration between two creators and their aim to merge storytelling with performance art.
An ad touts Carcarets as a quick fix for constipation and stomach cleanse. It claims the product removes undigested food and gases, cleanses the liver, bowels, and intestines, and promises restored cheerfulness for months. Includes price and calls to benefit both adults and children.
A report details Kane Bord suing the secretary for 6 dollars and 97 cents plus 24 stamps after a meeting of the board. President Moombquist ordered the Dolphin bill referred to the finance committee for investigation. Dolphin was served with a summons to appear at Justice Chitty's office on February 4, 1914.
The annual Football Rules Committee meeting opens in New York at the Martinique Hotel. Reporters note mixed views on introducing uniform numbers and potential changes to this year's playing rules. Delegates from various clubs attend as discussions focus on identity of players and public demand.
The text presents garbled lines likely from a local newspaper OCR. It mentions Allen's Foot Ease and a jumble of names or terms such as Samohi and CN, with unclear context and no coherent event or quotation to summarize.
In Elkton Virginia Joby D Hour reports using Bear's Emulsion for three years and praises its effectiveness for himself and his daughter. The testimonial claims quick relief from coughing and bronchitis and notes a low price of one dollar per bottle or six for five dollars through Ames & Co., Corry, Lady.
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