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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1911
Page
4
An old age health note urges regular gentle aid for the bowels to prevent constipation. It argues aging slows activity, the bowels are muscles, and Cascarets are the natural daily tonic. Price is ten cents per box at drug stores, and the product works while you sleep.
An old fashion advertisement lists beauty shop offerings including facial massage manicuring toilet requisites and imported hair ornaments. It mentions hours by appointment in the AAAX Building with Mrs W E Oliver and a Bell telephone contact.
Kane County detectives and district attorney arrested John Lewis on bigamy charges. Lewis, previously in Kane and Buller, lived with his first wife before leaving for Montana to wed a second wife, then returned to Kane claiming health issues. The case prompts local hearings and notes prior marriages.
An old reader letter from Winona Lake Indiana touts the HUDSON 82 as the most wonderful car and urges buyers to compare prices against cheap imports, claiming Hudson reliability and quiet operation that outshines rivals during a period of high prices. The missive references Detroit based Hudson Motor Car Co and contrasts with other vehicles while praising features and value.
An advertisement touts HYOMEI as a system for catarrh healing the sore membrane by inhalation. It claims to kill germs, end catarrh, asthma, coughs, and colds with a money back guarantee. The ad offers inhalers and bottles for cents and notes Booths Hyomet Co of Buffalo as a source.
Six armed soldiers at Creedmore were badly burned after a lighted cigarette was tossed into a bag of bombs during Civil War era movie making. The incident occurred after officers and 40 Fort Hamilton men gathered for battlefield scenes, triggering a powder blast that buried several workers and set fires.
At the annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Gas Co the following board of directors was elected Walter Jennings Joseph Snap Maavillos J.B Crawford OM Clive LB Dror Le Le Graham Warren J.P. Jefferson Jerry Crary Jamievan Nanty Warner Iq Skemfivyem Warren The board organized by selecting officers Walter Jennings president J Tofferson vice president W Pile Jor secretary and treasurer Dw Kitchen assistant secretary treasurers By Dryar comptroller J Hi Crawford general mayor lowers LL Graham Janer Uitte and tax departments Raymond Cross general superintendent Shuster Arrives In London to be held and details pending in coverage of the event.
A flawed LUINCOLN Nebraska notice credits Dr Leonhardt with developing an inward remedy for piles. It touts IMM-ROID as a promised treatment sold by Anton Co and druggists at one dollar for ninety four gaye. The ad invites requests for a booklet and compares competing tonics, claiming fast relief though wording is garbled and unclear.
An Erie, Pennsylvania notice offers loans with monthly payments and quick private handling. It invites readers to write and wait for a caller, providing a Bell phone contact and a street address for the Erie finance firm. The ad emphasizes speedy business and discreet service.
Our Annual Linen Sale is on with Bargains across fabrics and garments. Many items feature deep cuts from silks to wool dress goods, linens, and accessories, including coats, gleaming satins, and kids of apparel, all offered at reduced prices while stock lasts.
Inventory of bleached table linens and German pure linen sets offered at varied prices. Items include single pieces at 25 to 85 cents, multiple pieces from 1.25 to 2.25 dollars, and napkins in heavy double damask sizes up to seven dollars and fifty cents. Plenty of patterns and weights across sizes.
An advertisement touts a pre TT I business expansion with items from cut glass to bathroom glass and silverware. It promises $30 trade value equal to $100 in green stamps and asks readers to verify if stamp policies allow this, noting purchases are punched on a ticket like regular prices.
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