Confectionery Ad Claims Purity and Low Prices
An advertisement touts confectionery with a claim of purity and freshness. It emphasizes low prices and notes embroidery for veg items. The ad presents a simple sales pitch focusing on quality and value.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1912
Page
5
An advertisement touts confectionery with a claim of purity and freshness. It emphasizes low prices and notes embroidery for veg items. The ad presents a simple sales pitch focusing on quality and value.
An unclear passage presents disjointed lines about blind passersby and mendicants. The text features fragmented phrases and stray expressions, with no coherent event or identifiable figures or organizations.
The grand jury reports on the jail and courthouse, praising maintenance and staff while recommending improvements. They urge sanitary upgrades costing up to $9,000, installation of a larger elevator, wider pathways for inmate movement, better wash facilities, and basement wall restoration. They also note the juvenile detention home’s condition and approve funds for a memorial hall for the county.
An old saturated advertisement extols Thompson's Barosma as a scientific kidney regulator. It claims kidneys filter blood and that clogging causes rheumatism and disease. The copy urges purchase from N F Ames Co or Thomas Downey and promises blood cleansing and health restorement with a money back guarantee.
A sled accident on the Little Cryshowy river left three children stranded on thin ice. A dog saved the older boy but the younger, Ronald Roberstehn, disappeared beneath the current and drowned after being swept 100 feet downstream. Russell Gooden, six, was rescued and brought to shore.
An old advertisement for Copeland's Royal Rheumatic Liniment claims relief for aches pains and swellings. The copy mentions a 25 cent regular size and a Durham’s Drug Store location with a mailing address in UK Pennsylvania.
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