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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1913
Page
5
Meredith Nichaleon describes social scenes and family intrigue at a house party. The tale centers on Wiggin and Octavia with light dining lore, panting humor, and a dinner table dynamic, concluding with musings on pie symbolism and wit.
In a cryptic exchange Mia Octavian discusses Miss Hollister and her schemes to influence young women. The dialogue reveals suspicions about Miss Hollister’s true aims and hints at a continuing investigation to uncover her plans.
An old ad style note touts Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for children and adults. It criticizes harsh medicines like castor oil and calomel, claiming the syrup cleanses the bowels in hours without harsh effects.
Long, error filled report notes Erle Pa Fab 28 inch case arising from United States Supreme Court action in Washington. It details appeals through Pennsylvania Superior Court and state courts, mentions W A Buslens and his wife, creditor clemency petitions, and possible federal pardon steps.
A historical ad promotes a stomach remedy with marketing claims for gastritis indigestion and gas. It cites dubious testimonials and promises a cure with a “clean willing stomach” and a 50 cent box, urging readers to contact the supplier.
An old fashion beauty shop advertisement lists Mrs Wille F Dalrymple at 102 1 2 Hast Washington St Corrin Pa offering manicuring hair dressing dyeing and hair goods services with additional items in a compact early 20th century style.
Martin L. Paulson of Du Bois fell from a fast moving rain at Du Hol Pa and lost his left arm near the shoulder. He waited for a doctor as an ambulance was delayed. He walked to a hospital about a mile away and will live. Report notes a tourniquet coupon opportunity in the same issue.
Two youths about 11 years old, Albert Terringer and Joseph Brown, came to Lawn from Franklin selling gold rings and a gold watch. They claimed the rings had been stolen by another boy, with the watch allegedly disposed of, while local pawnbrokers profited from the deals. Franklin police were notified.
An advertisement from Babbitt's Rexall Store promotes confectionery as meeting the government pure food act standards. It claims quality superiority and consistent availability with slogans about purity and low prices.
Perry Btor da announces his return as a hackman offering trunks baggage and scavenger deliveries around the city after a long absence. He asks for public patronage and notes his readiness to serve in the old capacity.
An advertisement for Andrew McKelvey D C promises healing through chiropractic methods. It cites conditions including appendicitis asthma constipation goiter gall stones hay fever headaches rheumatism lumbago and infantile paralysis. Office listed as 20 W Smith St.
A local shop invites customers to begin 1913 with a diary purchase. They showcase a range of Excelsior day books from small pocket sizes to elaborate editions, noting the linen day books are popular for daily comparisons and yearlong use.
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