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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1911
Page
5
A fragmented advertisement-like passage touts women’s health and vitality. It claims Dry Pierce’s Favorite Prescription offers vigor for women, promises confidential medical letters from Dr. Pierce, and references an Aspensary Medical Association address. The text also briefly touches on Palestine flora and California species counts in a jumbled, outdated style.
A Philadelphia banker arranged a secret aeronautic dinner aboard a large airship poised about 100 feet above the Bellevue Stratford hotel. The guest list and exact plans remain undisclosed as Coxe declines to reveal names or specifics.
A clipped exchange questions a parent about a son’s field of study. The remark implies uncertainty or skepticism about his courses and future.
An advertisement touts sweet peas as the season’s top flower and offers packets of several varieties for 26 cents plus a free orchid flowered Sweet Pea. The offer includes Coun tena Spencer White Spencer Lavender Spencer and Queen of the Market with an extra packet if ordered by February 15.
An old time medicine advertisement touts Vinol as a liver and blood tonic that prolongs life and aids digestion. It claims to slow waste in aged bodies, improve circulation, and restore strength, offering a money back guarantee if it fails to help. Go, Mabbitt & Son, druggists, Cory, Pa.
A crowded market sheet lists grain and livestock prices across New York and Buffalo. Wheat corn oats and flour values appear with specific grades and price ranges, alongside butter cheese and potato quotes. Livestock includes cattle veal hogs and lambs with price bands, and Buffalo hay prices are shown for timothy and other hay types.
A fragmented plea-style snippet promotes a free remedy for sickly children. It references a syrup and tonics claimed to ease bowel issues and ailments in youngsters, with mentions of families from Freeport Kansas and Lenni Wisconsin and a doctor’s advice framework. The text imitates old newspaper ad language, lacking clear dosages or verifiable claims.
In Lebanon on February 21 Jubilee services at St. Paul Evangelical Church in Annville celebrated the cancellation of the church debt with the burning of a $200 mortgage. Rev. A B Williams led the pastor in charge of the services.
Markle and Co, major anthracite coat operators, announce erection of 200 modern houses for workers between Jeddo and Bier vale in Hazleton PA. The project aims for practical, up sized housing beyond ordinary shacks, reflecting a shift to better living conditions for miners.
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania on March 21 thousands of mine workers met at Plymouth and McAdoo to condemn the national convention’s push to force John Mitchell’s resignation. Speakers denounced the action as malice and un-American while union leaders criticized the attitude of the convention.
An expert commenter notes a fragmentary remark about a daughter in business college. The passage mentions spelling issues yet carefulness, referencing letters written for a typewriter and crossed t and dotted i practices. The source shows garbled OCR text with quotation marks and typographical errors.
An ad describes Painozone as a simple remedy for indigestion gas and sour stomach. It claims ten drops in sweetened water warms and soothes the stomach stops gas and relieves heartburn and headache, sold by Thomas Pown ey in 24 and De Hoxes.
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