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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1912
Page
5
A testimonial-style notice praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as helping a woman through menopausal changes. The ad claims decades of use and invites readers to write for confidential medical advice, featuring a Mrs Mawrita Dowoway of Odd, Va. and a local junk dealer contact.
Bargain lot of finishing papers and stationery offered at low prices. About 50 boxes of on hand papers usually sold at 25 and 30 and 85 cents are grouped for 18 cents. A few 50 cent papers priced at 290 with initial stationery and tablet paper at 10 to 18 cents.
An old ad copy touts Babbitt's goods as attractively dainty on the outside and attractively toothsome and sweet inside, highlighting enticing presentation and flavor.
Mayor Stern announces a citywide effort to curb late night street activity by young women. He instructs police to monitor and remove girls seen wandering after dark and urges parents to discipline their children and keep them off city streets.
The Standard Oil Company announces another advance of five cents a barrel in crude oil Monday morning. This brings the total rise in a few weeks to 15 cents and puts the price of this grade at 14 dollars per barrel.
President Taft expresses confidence in Postmaster General Hitchcock despite cabinet tensions and rumors of a breach with the administration. He denies pressure from others and says Hitchcock seeks to serve fully within the post office work, while efforts to avoid open conflict continue.
An advertisement claims Pillozones restore vigor in children with constipation indigestion and kidney issues. It touts a patent formula by A J Cheney and J Chenty Co, urging readers to send for samples with promised cures and testimonials.
Letters from Eva Gaskins of Topeka and others praise Dr Caldwell's Liver and Stomach tonic. They claim quick relief from dyspepsia, indigestion, and bowel complaints, noting a free sample offer and access to the doctor in Monticello.
A jagged community update recalls illness in Loy de Loy’s family and a son West Skinner facing pneumonia. Tension at the Dickple church after Sunday services sparks clashes and fear among parishioners. An intoxicated man from Ovid was found between cows in Brink Ladd’s barn. Messages mention Mr and Mrs Maynard in Union City, Alfred Burrows confined by rheumatism, and funeral plans for Mrs Charles Howard at Ovi Priday.
Fragment reads as a damaged notice noting a sample or product ready in the city, with a vague amount and an address 113 North Contoratrent MF. Missing context limits precise details.
A damaged report notes a suspected explosive device found beneath the floor of a Franklin residence on Liberty Street between Third and Fourth. George Weaver, master of the PH. I. Yardé, prepared to thaw a seagett water pie as authorities removed parts. The incident prompted police to seal the area as papers dating to 1800s were uncovered.
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