Best Flour for All Breads and Pastries
Advertises Very Best Flour as the ideal mix for all pastries bread and baked goods. Claims rich nutrition from wheat and urges immediate order to ensure quality for home bakers and local kitchens.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1912
Page
5
Advertises Very Best Flour as the ideal mix for all pastries bread and baked goods. Claims rich nutrition from wheat and urges immediate order to ensure quality for home bakers and local kitchens.
Barcelona dispatch reports General Weyler, captain general of Catalonia, telling troops headed for Morocco that Spain will settle the RIM question once and for all if required, but he demands 160,000 men to do so and warns he will intervene if needed.
The Aero club of France reports concern over the balloon Condor TH and its two passengers Emil Dubonnet and Flora Dupont after it launched at midnight Saturday to compete in the De La Vallée distance race.
Constantinople report states no Italian warships have bombarded the fortress at Lule. The note covers the period from January to July, outlining the absence of action and the defensive posture of the fortress amid tensions with Italy.
Warrington June 10 The separate National Committees completed work today fixing June 18 in Chicago as the Republican national convention date and June 7 for the national gathering to select presidential candidates. The Democrats adopted a permissive primary resolution enabling delegates to be chosen by direct vote. William Jennings Bryan did not attend the meeting and had not finished his Jackson Day address.
An old newspaper ad touts Putnam’s Patent Corn and Wart Extractor promising quick, painless removal of corns and callouses. It asserts lasting results beyond mere relief and urges readers to buy from druggists or The Journal Office for old newspapers.
A New York report claims Roosevelt said he would accept a presidential nomination if forced, but officials and associates deny any such statements. Abbott, president of Vic Olillock company, released a typed note saying Roosevelt would make no comment on the Aldine club dinner and that the dinner was private. Several sources insist Roosevelt remained not a candidate and would not discuss any nomination under any circumstances.
Corry residents report widespread use of Adler-I ka a buckthorn bark and glycertone mix claimed to cure conation sour stomach gas and catarrh. Advertisements tout internal dose from ten drops to a teaspoon and promise rapid antiseptic action on digestive organs with heavy appeals to testimonials and circulars from Toledo based Chemuta Co.
An old advertisement touts MI-ONA as a stomach builder that strengthens walls and aids digestion. It claims the product relieves indigestion biliousness and insomnia by boosting stomach health and promises a free trial booklet and nationwide availability through N P Amen Co and Booths MI-ONA.
Miss Lara Covell hosted a one o clock luncheon for her sister’s birthday with out of town guest Mrs Elmer Buel of Corry attending. Attorney Monroe returned home briefly on Saturday en route to Buffalo New York. Wickwire hosted Mr and Mrs Hiwkemley Saturday evening. Cyrus Bulesty and John Williams visited Meadville Monday. Mrs Carl Clark visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Wa Lacymon a. Blizzard Friday night caused a stork injury at the Sullivan home and a fine boy was born. Tan plans to hire a clerk soon. Mr B A West visiting Corry. Mr and Mrs Elwin Carrier hosted Mr and Mrs Charles Simpson and Mr and Mrs James Hall Sunday. The Annual Cemetery Association to meet Saturday at 10 o clock at the Grange Hall. People have begun drawing ice.
Spartansburg January 16 1912. Frank Boyle of Meadville visited last Friday and Saturday. Miss Marie Thayer returning from Linesville after two weeks with an aunt. Stanley Platt back at Meadville Commercial College after holidays. Dr Satterfield of Baltimore visited friends here, then returned home. Miss Marlon and Dorothy Fishes visited EMington Jamestown NY then returned today. C B Fisher wife returned after two months in North East. Mary A Thomson married today by Rev Homer Potter Union City to Kus W White Williamstown. L Kerr of Titusville visiting aunt Mrs A E Day.
London June 10 The new British cruiser Lion achieved over 31 knots an hour in an eight hour trial besting the German Moltke by about a knot and a half. Moltke reportedly reached 28 knots in a separate test with 60,000 horsepower claimed. Lion, displacement 26 500 tons, with engines expected to produce 700 horsepower.
In Rome on January 10 Vittorio Tattel and line Blanding, tied to the murder of King Funibert, vanished. Police had watched them and fear they fled to London. The disappearance widens the investigation into the high profile case.
We offer about 50 boxes of linen finished papers regularly priced at 25¢ 80¢ and 3c sold together for 180 A few 50c papers offered at 2c A few boxes of initial stationery at 10¢ Initial tablet paper 18c Come early before they are closed out at
A garbled notice lists cleaning and repair services with price cues for coats and dress items. It mentions Overcoats priced at 50 and a name J. Posing, though details are unclear due to OCR errors. The fragment suggests a local classifieds or service ad in a period newspaper.
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