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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1910
Page
6
Wood's store advertises a third annual red tag sale with wholesale pricing on canned goods and other items. It lists numerous canned vegetables fruits and meats with their sale prices, urges customers to look for red tag displays, and warns some items may sell out quickly. The ad also promotes a flour deal and a bag return incentive.
A patchwork of local briefs lists residents like Dr A B Greenlee in Erie and Mrs A B Osborne returning home, with others visiting Warren, Meadville, and Jamestown. The item also notes a retirement reference, shifts of moving households, and small ads, all reflecting a mid-century town paper voice.
Catarrh is blamed for general debility and Rexall Mucu-Tone is promoted as a targeted aid. The ad pledges a no-risk trial with money-back satisfaction if the remedy fails to fully satisfy, and states the product improves appetite nutrition and weight while restoring natural vitality. It lists two bottle sizes and directs customers to The Rexall Store run by C. O. Bubbitt & Son.
Steen's promotes spring deals with working pants priced near a dollar to two dollars, overalls and blouses discounted, suits, cases, and trunks listed with varied markdowns. The ad highlights a broad selection from W. A. Steen, tailor and dry cleaner, at 4126 with watches and jewelry as available items.
An advertisement touts Rhematiam as a day cure for rheumatism and neuralgia by Dr. Detchon. It claims rapid relief and immediate disappearance of symptoms, with a sale price of one or two dollars and distribution by Durham Drag Co. Lot Votes reports a parliamentary candidate resigning votes after a generosity vow, triggering gossip among supporters and a wife’s sharp reaction.
The text argues that only soap cleans effectively, noting coconut oil and naphtha as natural disinfectants that do not harm fabrics. It claims soap combines cleaning power and fabric safety, with a test cost of ten cents to try a sample.
A fragmentary dialogue shows Tenino declaring he will not marry until he finds the right girl, Mr Bott and Miss Harpe trading quips about being suitable, with a charged misread of intentions and a sharp retort that he is the wrong man.
Buffalo firm N F Ames & Co promotes Rheuma a remedy for rheumatic pain citing a seven hour relief claim. Testimonial from Alle Brown 39 Kin saleet says one bottle cured severe hip rheumatism and urges readers to buy at 50 cents a bottle with mail order option from Buffalo.
The Manx House of Keys, Parliament of the Isle of Man, claims to be the most ancient existing legislative body. It traces its origins well before the Norman conquest. The present house consists of twenty four members.
A fragment states that bellows were believed invented around 580 B C by a Beythian merchant. The note is unclear on location or source but references early craftsmanship. The claim appears as a historical aside in a broader discussion of ancient tools.
The article describes the mid to late medieval use of the saltcellar as a central table piece marking rank, with the noble above the salt and servants below. It notes ornate gold and silver saltcellars among the wealthy, including examples tied to patronage and royal connections, and contrasts with representations in French and Louvre contexts. It closes with a brief note on the 12 mile BimpIon tunnel and its depth.
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