They Will Interest You and Remembrance of Purity
A fragment advertises guaranteed slogan purity and quick delivery for both small and large orders, promising reliable service and memorable branding.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1912
Page
3
A fragment advertises guaranteed slogan purity and quick delivery for both small and large orders, promising reliable service and memorable branding.
A fragmented ad style note pitches hot water bottles fountain syringes as friends during illness. It touts good value for the price, claims cheaper than expected, and urges immediate attention to prevent delay.
Local ads note a girl’s school wheel sale at Splesman’s, men’s rubber boots, and a piano bargain at Henderson’s. Readers see church events at Emmanuel and a welfare dinner at M. F. Church basement. Meadeville reports Grange buying church property and a Wrightsville social ride, plus a steel girder arrival for repairs after a derailment.
In a 24 hour claim the product promises painless removal of corns bunions and warts with Putnam's Pegley Command Wart Extractor. Sold by druggists and Thomas Downey with a 26 cent bottle guaranteed per foot.
Fragmentary notice indicates all billed amounts owed to D and Bulligan are to be called to D Wickwire promptly, with text cut mid sentence and unclear specifics.
An advertisement touts ORRIN as a home treatment for drink habit with two forms secret food addition and pill option. It claims fast results and a refund if unsuccessful, priced at one dollar per box, from C. C. Babbitt & Son, Druggists on N. Center St, plus a free booklet offer.
The Authora Club will meet Monday evening at Mrs. Ruallik's home in the Raymond block. A social gathering is planned with likely discussions and local matters.
A blaze wrecked the home of John Perdue near Grove City on February 18 at around 7:30 p.m. killing Mrs. Perdue and her two children. The mother reportedly woke before the flames enveloped the house.
A house near the Diamond mine of the Filer Coal Company burned after the husband left for work. Neighbors formed a bucket brigade at about 7:30 AM to rescue occupants but flames forced them back.
The Corry Pure Milk Co started pasteurized milk and cream deliveries yesterday with strong initial demand. Customers are widely scattered and not all could be reached before afternoon, but sales exceeded expectations and the firm plans to add cheese and butter soon as routes expand.
Street crews and residents report Vogif directing a road crew to clear a drift with a machine plow. Mr and Mrs George Woller returned to Union City after a brief visit with local friends.
Tonight three reels including the latest Witdgraph over an hour show. Four Clothes In all. Monday features recited Funny Bunny in one of the best comedies of the year. In the Glitches of a Vapor Bath great. OE vapor Bathe great.
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