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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1911
Page
5
An old remedy claim promotes nervous system relief and vitality restoration. It advertises a drug with a money back guarantee, touts rapid rheumatism relief, and lists Durham Drug Co as seller. Also notes contractors and builders offering repair work with free estimates near Library Theater Center Alley.
Clara Pettengill is listed in the public notice for the Typewriting Room 3 at the Ajax Building. The notice records her affiliation and location within the building for archival reference.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Hem-Rold and Dr J S Leonhardt remedies for piles with promises of refunds if funds fall short. It urges readers to buy a large bottle for $1 and to write for a booklet detailing internal cures. The copy also promotes a dubious patent medicine and contains sensational lifestyle claims.
Readable catalog style sale ad offering heavy table felt embroidery and clothing items at drastically reduced prices. Notes include 500 yards Hogi Jong cloth, embroidery lots, corset covers, underwear and hosiery, ladies coats, and children’s coats. Emphasizes store clearance to move stock with prices clearly slashed.
A 19th century sermon fragment discusses predestination and election, arguing Jesus did not pray for the world but for the elect within the church. It contrasts Wesleyan free grace with Calvinist election, contends God’s plan includes a future world salvation, and envisions a Messianic kingdom after a thousand years. The piece quotes scripture and reflects on divine revelation, predestination, and the scope of Christ’s intercession for believers.
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