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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1912
Page
5
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a nightly cleanse for headaches biliousness indigestion and upset stomachs. It promises removal of fermenting food gas and toxins while you sleep with a ten cent box for a month’s relief. Children are urged to take Cascarets because they taste good and never gripe.
The undersigned announces purchase of D. J. Sull ivan's stock of groceries and general merchandise in Columbia Borough. All debts owed by the concern will be paid by the purchaser, and all claims against the business should be paid to B. J. Sullivan at the store.
A fragment from a local page hints at advertising notes and tenant issues. The text mentions a dealer and phone contact and a Journal listing, but lacks clear details or context to identify names, places, or events.
Warren Pa January 28 a fierce blaze at Cooper Tract near Shefield destroyed the Bly homestead. Gasoline in the natural gas supply ignited by a line explosion fed the flames. the family escaped with five persons saved but property losses around 8000 dollars and no insurance.
Advert says Ferrozone renews and strengthens the female body providing nutrients for muscles bones and nerves. It claims to improve appearance energy and mood, with a price of fifty cents per box from Thos Downey.
January 28 1912 notes report Rev Pierce appointment Sunday past Charles Randburg children ill but improving Perry Mead at Odd Fellows banquet in Erie a buyer Lewis purchases Herman Poole farm driving logs to Spring Creek via Baker Hill Dan Padgett better. Advertises Hall's Catareh Cure from Toledo claiming cure for catarrh with testimonials and a cash reward offer.
An old time remedy claims to end grippe and relieve cold symptoms when taken every two hours for three doses. The ad asserts no quinine is used and credits decades of research cost, touting rapid relief from headache fever sore throat and nasal discharge.
Testimonies from Corry residents including A. A. Nichols praise Dean's Kidney Pills for curing weak backs and urinary disorders. Claims of early relief and proven results are shared, urging sufferers to try the remedy sold by Fonter-Milburn Co. in Buffalo, with the remember the name slogan.
Chicago January 19 1912 Benj F Starr of Corry Pa receives a self revealing note from Wm K Siecle Whit claiming to hide in a Ket Runabout this winter and praising the KeR-IT car while noting a Winton remains unused He anticipates spring sale of the vehicle amid manufacturer ads and reviewer claims.
A. I Broduky at 148 Main Street offers cash for junk metal including Tagos at 80c per cwt Brove plates 40c per cwt and rubber items by the pound Copper at 50c per pound. 10029.
A fragment notes a loan pitch offering fast money through a special agent. The text hints at weekly or monthly payments and references a person named Joan and taxpayer concerns, suggesting a debt or scam scheme outline.
An advertorial item promotes Loveliest Sweet Peas as premier among flowers. It offers orchid-flowered Spencer varieties, white pink and ivory, plus double poppies and chalice early waters, with pricing for 25 cents per packet or 50 cents for ten packets. An extra plant is promised for early orders.
A curious note claims that midnight doctors are unwelcome visitors and suggests trying a method using 860 and a bottle of Paine Killer to keep the doctor in bed and away from a supposed guest. The text hints at a quirky superstition rather than a factual event.
The Washington Star reports a cashier vanished with $50,000 but the man involved reacts with surprising indifference. A woman speculates the marriage was a money play, while another notes the sum seems less than a fortune to him.
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