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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1912
Page
5
An advertisement claims to stop dandruff and scalp itch while promoting new hair growth that “grows profusely” and becomes fascinating. The pitch centers on a scalp treatment promising rapid, dramatic results with improved hair vitality.
A bold advertisement promotes Parisian Sage with a money back guarantee. It urges readers to pay 50 cents, try the product at home, and return the bottle if unsatisfied for a refund. The offer cites Giroux Manufacturing Co. backing and cites testimonials from consumers like Mrs. J. G. Franklin of Fulton, Missouri.
Testimonials claim the HUDSON "82" is the most wonderful car. A reader confirms it never failed to bring him home and climbs hills like a modern luxury line. Caution against cheap cars with hidden costs.
A brief notice directs readers to Star Garage to discuss economical heating and related costs. The message emphasizes affordable heating solutions and potential price savings for customers seeking efficient systems.
The Relief Funds of the Pennsylvania Railroad distributed nearly two and a half million dollars in 1911. Since establishment, total payments reach 33,008,804.89. December disbursements east of Pittsburgh and Erie totaled 139,127.73. Families of deceased received 54,898.22 while incapacitated workers got 84,229.51. East lines total payments since 1886 amount to 23,2020.74. West lines, Keller Fund, paid 66,805.16 in December with 28,060.74 for families of deceased and 48,288.49 for workers unable to work. Total payments on the West since 1889 reach 8,825,265.82.
A vintage advertisement urges readers to heed early warning signs of kidney trouble and backache. It promotes Thompson's Barasnia as the best remedy, sold by N. F. Ames & Co. and Thomas Dow Ney with a money back guarantee. It claims to cleanse kidneys, improve blood, and cure kidney liver and bladder issues for 50 cents or one dollar per bottle.
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