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Advertising note offering a mail box to stop handbill scattering. Sold at $2.50 each with limited supply and urged for early purchase to ensure delivery convenience for postman and news dealer.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1911
Page
3
Advertising note offering a mail box to stop handbill scattering. Sold at $2.50 each with limited supply and urged for early purchase to ensure delivery convenience for postman and news dealer.
Fragmentary OCR shows Deery Fiscal Co listing at Colwates Ave and Center 51 with flowers and plants for year round. The note mentions greenhouse offerings, special attention to orders, and Bell phone contact. stream of garbled text suggests advertising copy for plant sales.
Daily reminder calendar promises attention to future events and as a paper weight. Mentions renewal at 9 am and a price of $1.90. Describes suitability for small items and various uses.
Beginning Wednesday morning January 4th buyers are to obtain Purple Bear tea with guaranteed quality. Each carton bears a date card and emphasizes freshness as produced from Wyandette stock. The notice warns against egg tasting or storage flaws and promotes a pure milk infused product from green oats and mild flavors.
A ragged chronicle lists basketball results, theater ads, poultry show prizes, and public notices across Warren Jamestown and nearby areas. It mentions Wright and Sherman teams, upcoming performances at the Cory Mall and Cory Mish Seoul, a water problem in a village, and a liquor licensing decision stressing legal limits.
A damaged OCR reads like a 1920s advertisement for Vinol tonics claiming to cure weakness and build strength. The letter touts Vinol as a health tonic from the firm paputer and Son, urging readers to trust promises of vitality and recovery.
An advertisement extols Dine Pepsin or similar remedy for stomach misery. It promises quick relief from indigestion, dyspepsia and stomach upset in minutes, claims harmless tasting candy format, and urges readers to ask pharmacists for the formula. It touts home digestion benefits and claims it costs 50 cents.
An early 20th century patent medicine promotion touts Nero Tablets as a tonic for nervous strain and poor digestion. Claims include restoring vitality and youth, with price listed as zero cents per box at local drug stores and dramatic testimonials.
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