This Boy Isn't Dosed For Croup or Colds
A vintage advertisement touts Southern manaichy VapoRuly Salve as safer than internal remedies for colds and throat conditions. It claims relief through inhalation and skin absorption, with testimonials and pricing of three sizes.
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Notice to members of Corry driving park association
Notice to members of the Corry Driving Park Association to be held in the secretary’s office Corry Pennsylvania on Monday evening January 8 1917 at night. Secretary W W Morkaridge requests all members to attend.
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Thompson's Kidney Tablets Ad Exaggerates Cure
An old advertisement touts Thompson's Kidney Tablets as the only safe plan to keep kidneys healthy asserting immediate results and a money back guarantee. It claims dramatic effects for various kidney ailments and offers a 50 cent box from N. F. Anion & Co. or Thomas Downey.
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No Quinine Cold Cure Promises Relief
Fragmented ad style text touts a cold cure with no quinine. Claims quick relief and cheap price, promoting a mysterious old compound with dubious dosage and undefined ingredients. The readable portions imply a medical patent medicine pitch from a past era.
Throat Troubles Are Quickly Relieved
A dubious early 20th century remedy claim touts quick relief for throat troubles with a mysterious cure. The article warns against unsafe nostrums and urges skepticism of grandiose ads promising instant results for children and adults alike.
Turbulent village meeting ends with long debate
Fragmented OCR text records a village gathering with names such as Clymer, McCray, and Avery. The report mentions interludes of intermission and a mixed focus on local events, visitors, and a delicate operation for an unnamed person.
Fugitive Arrest in Youngsville
A fugitive was arrested in Youngsville this afternoon by local and county law enforcement. The suspect, identified as James Clark, was detained after a pursuit that began near Boreuk County and ended along a roadside near Lyke. Police, aided by state officers, reported the arrest without further incident.
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Mothers urge Mus terale for quick home first aid
A fragmented plea promotes Mus terale as a convenient remedy for adults and children. It claims to relieve coughs throat irritations and pain from colds wheezing and neuralgia while promising rapid aid and non blistering action. The ad cites widespread use and urges keeping a jar at home for immediate relief.
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Hot Water Cure Promoted For Headache Relief
An old health ad claims hot water with dissolved limestone phosphate cleanses the stomach and bloodstream, easing headaches, nausea, and nervous symptoms. It warns readers that habitual fasting or skipping meals worsens headaches and touts daily phosphate drinks as a cure, urging readers to ask a pharmacist for a quarter pound of limestone phosphate.
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Unclear OCR Narrative with Names and Locations
Fragmentary report describes suspects and arrests including Anderson and Badgeo, with a jail intake and a fugitive, plus a February court event. Partial places like Ol Gly and Youngeville appear, but many names and actions are garbled, yielding an incomplete sketch of a crime-related incident.
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Fagged Out Women Overworked and Enduring Relief
An ad-like medical claim discusses exhausted women workers in Corry and nearby Pennsylvania towns using Vinol Fateh. It asserts Vinol strengthens blood and vitality, aiding women who are overworked and bedraggled, promising restored energy and health through a tonic marketed in drug stores and locally.
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More Rheumatism Than Ever Before
An 1819 era admonition warns of rheumatism as widespread among clergy, lawyers, brokers, mechanics and merchants. It claims a tonic remedy called Nhetuna will relieve agony in days, touts its safety and availability from druggists, with dates and suppliers mentioned in a cautionary promotional tone.
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