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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1913
Page
5
An old advertisement touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as the solution for corns. It claims fast relief, softening and loosening the hard core, and easy removal without pain. Sold by Thos Downoy in a 36e bottle, with druggists endorsing the product.
Tailoring and repairing offered by A P Isaacson including pressing cleaning and general tailoring. Located under Brownell's shoe store. Service targets clothing repairs and alterations for customers in the area.
Warren police report a serious injury to Gerald Delamater, noted New York theatrical manager and husband of former Warren resident Geraldine Sander, occurring Thursday evening at Central Park. The incident involved a local area figure and prompted medical attention. Further details unavailable.
Miss ie enwUrreie and Mrs James O Sullivan attended eight plays with Mr and Mrs James O Sullivan when their car skidded toward a bankment. The driver, a chauffeur, was killed instantly. Delamater was injured with a dislocated shoulder and bruises but expected to recover. A G Delamater is a well known local figure in Corry.
An old advertisement promotes Booths Hyomel Inhaler for catarrh with a healing balsam vapor. It claims easy breathing, eucalyptus origin, and a money back guarantee from N F Ames & Co. The offer includes a one dollar inhaler and a booklet explaining relief from catarrh and grip.
Feb 10 a farmhouse owned by Herman Vanderhoof, east of Hydetown Road, burned likely from a chimney entering while Vanderhoof was away. Mrs. Vanderhoof rescued two children, ages two and months, both severely burned but all three expected to recover. House and contents destroyed. estimated loss $400 with no insurance.
Announcement from Prestona New Jersey states Professor Thomas J. Preston and his bride, formerly Mrs. Grover Cleveland, will leave here today for the South. The couple plans to start their journey from Preston on February 17.
London reports all England ready to honor Captain Scott after his death. Parliament and the king will support survivors, with pending formal pensions for the families. Newspapers have begun a Scott memorial fund, with large subscriptions from Daily Telegraph, Daily Chronicle, and others.
The Largest Magazine in the World promotes itself as the largest and best edited magazine at 5c per year. It invites every lady to send for a free sample copy and premium catalog, providing an address in Canton Oblo with a May 14 mailing note.
In connection with the cooperative clearing sale a range of fabrics and garments are offered at reduced prices. Oil stained muslin, cambric, long cloth, and dress fabrics are discounted to low per yard rates. Corset covers, gowns, and skirts with lace and embroidery trims are marked down. Prices include 21c yd for muslin, 5c to 9c yd for various textiles, and 89c for gowns and skirts previously up to 125. Act quickly to save on summer needs.
A promotional offer from Rabbitt & Son Drugglers proposes OrRone treatment for alcohol habit with a money back guarantee. The ad cites two forms, a home treatment and pills, priced at 41.00, inviting wives and mothers to seek voluntary treatment without publicity at N Center St.
At St Finbar's Church Bath Bosh Ni February 1 Star of Bethlehem films shown to Use Pari drew over a thousand people who were turned away. Pather Gardner called it the grandest thing of the miad he had ever seen and urged everyone to attend if possible. The scenic effects were described as beyond expression. Lyric Corry Pride day matinee and night adsadowt.
National Bank of Corry lists Henry Keppel as president with J. Smith as cashier and H. Andrews as assistant cashier among directors. The bank describes itself as transacting a general banking business with drafts on foreign countries and specific office hours. An unrelated ad promotes Conkey's Lay-Tone Tonic with a quirky line about eggs per hen per day.
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