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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1912
Page
7
A fragmented ad urges choosing VERY BEST FLOUR for superior baking results. It emphasizes avoiding unsatisfactory flour to ensure health and general well being, highlighting the product as the preferred choice for serious bakers.
Warning signs such as eyelid twitching blurring vision and headaches signal eye trouble. Seek a thorough examination and proper eyeglass fitting if needed. Immediate vision improvement is guaranteed and a cure for headaches is promised with prompt action. Delay risks prolonged worry and worsened symptoms.
A vintage style advertisement narrates an old woman in a shoe using Fels-Naptha to cut laundry time. It frames a math problem to show yearly time savings and claims washing in cool water with no extra fuel, urging readers to follow wrapper directions for quicker, better cleaning.
Wyoming Governor Carey and nine other Republican leaders voiced support for President Taft in a wave of endorsements reported from Washington. The list includes Garey of Washington and Carroll of Town, with Dangen of Milnoix and Oddie of Nevarin among others. Roosevelt was backed by Glasscork of West Virginia and several southern and midwestern governors. Barnes Dines at White House amid vice presidential speculation.
An OCR fragment touts Pope's Cold Compound as a universal remedy for colds and grippe. It claims rapid relief from feverishness head aches and nasal symptoms, and asserts no quinine is included. The text mixes promotional language with dubious medical claims and inconsistent phrasing.
Residents of this vicinity testify that Donn's Kidney Pills cured persistent backaches and kidney discomfort. A local user recalls a severe back pain in 1907 relieved by the remedy, praising its effectiveness and recommending the product. Sold by dealers nationwide.
An advertisement for Sweet Peas seed shows a mail order deal: eight packets for 25 cents and ten packets for 40 cents, featuring orchid flowers like Spencer varieties in white pink and lavender, plus double poppies and early asters. Special offer grants an extra Spencer Sweet Pea if ordered by March 1.
A 100 dollar reward claim offers Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only proven remedy for catarrh, a constitutional disease. The ad asserts internal action to purify mucous surfaces, strengthen the constitution, and promises to cure or repay. Authorities: J Cheney & Co, Toledo Ohio. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall’s Pills for constipation.
A retired farmer aged 60 named John Blegman from New Freedom hanged himself in a barn on the Hersh farm in New York. His body was discovered by the tenant farmer after a search by relatives who reported he had been despondent from impaired health.
Junk dealer H Welsy located at 15 W Smith St in Un. auges appears in local business notices. The item lists indicate a small enterprise offering salvage services and related storefront activity.
An old style advertisement touts attractively presented confections as meeting government pure food standards. The copy promises pure, fresh, sweet products with an emphasis on superior quality and desirability for shoppers.
Fragmentary 1912 note recounts Jen Hewlie and a father, Mrs Angaliny Skivner of Sear II, with be relatives Harn Ingt Tove ny Pandnequith and Watuttior of Wrightsville. Mentions Perry Mead sermon at Teenvor Tohn Shineatead, Garland and Irwin Biles cabbage, Shrine Arocle car incident, and a Free ald and Bpring Creek ilynhone Co meeting at Heirs schoolhouse. Charles DeJenn elected ptalstertite.
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