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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1914
Page
6
An early 20th century ad extols Danderine as a remedy for hair loss and dandruff, promising stronger, shinier hair after a few weeks. The snippet also contains local society notes, a hospital visit, and a community event with brief mentions of names and dates.
R R victim Topper, severely injured, sails from Newark aboard the George Washington for Holland. He travels with cousin Joseph Mutrk, leaving Tuesday and planned to reunite with family in Rudnik, Poland, after a prior railway incident dated two weeks ago and a prior case against Pennay Railway for 12000 dollars.
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Cleveland and Hanover women praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from painful female troubles and avoidance of surgery. Letters claim rapid improvement, renewed energy, and the ability to work a full day, with readers urged to write for confidential advice.
Police identify two men as suspects in a North Ryat streetside hold up. Victim Jamin Hoterat picked the pair from a lineup after they allegedly accosted him, forced his pockets, and restrained him while demanding money and a silver water. Both men were charged with robbery before Alderman Hassett and remanded to await a hearing.
Partial readable fragment describes a costume party event with unclear date and location. Mentions Sunday activities and a party vibe but lacks concrete details. No clear names, organizations, or venues are identifiable from the legible text.
The text lists officers and roles at the National Bank of Corry including Keppel Andrews Laurie and Depew in cashier and assistant roles. It mentions general banking activities such as interest on time deposits and drafts on foreign countries, noting organizational names and titles in a historical context.
Chiropracic and thirovgatic treatments claim to remove the cause of illness. The ad lists a wide range of ailments including asthma constipation deafness headaches lumbago stomach issues and infantile paralysis. Contact Andrews McKelvey D C at No 2 Park Paes.
Fragmentary copy shows a basement sale with misread words and scattered items for sale. Text mentions heavy cookware, pans, kettles, and assorted kitchenware priced around a figure near seven hundred fifty, with damaged OCR making specifics unclear.
A spring sale highlights two porcelain sets, one extra fine lishes Hiroe style in screen and brown finish, the other a fine gold and white American porcelain. Original prices listed at 16.00 per set, now reduced to 7.00 or 10.00 range with savings of 2.50 to 3.00 per set. Includes SIRO and R100 sets.
The Dry Goods Department offers two new specials on ladies house dresses made of fine pereale in four styles. Dresses, usually selling at 1.00, are offered at 0.79 each with reinforced seams and enhanced stitching details. The sale emphasizes extra full cut over hips and nude buttonhole finishes.
New pegtop petticoats offered in silk blends with Chanaghle Lomsine silk. Steam pressed and double stitched for durability. Each skirt claims over two dollars worth of silk material, highlighting a strong value offer in the sewing goods market.
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