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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1912
Page
6
An advertisement touts Hay's Hair Wealth as a cure for grey hair and dull coloring. It claims natural hair color, appeals to women with promises of easily restored tone, and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfactory. Ames & Co sells it for 50 or 91.00.
An Eyewear service vendor promotes a reputation built on customer recommendations. The ad claims 10 years of experience testing eye strain forms and relieving thousands of cases with corrective glasses. It warns against cheap imitators and offers moderate charges at Ajax Building Corry Pa on Fridays.
In Youngstown Ohio on July 1 lightning struck through an open window killing Henry Young 110 and Morey Lends 28 who were at work in a house east of town. Henry Hook a noncontractor was struck between them. John Quenn a third worker survived. Also reports Cuba warships: battleships of Atlantic fleet ordered north to home stations while gunboats remain near Cuba and the dockyard stays.
A reader warns rosin rots clothes when mixed into soap and stains fabrics. The letter promotes Easy Task Soap made from coconut oil borax palm oil and clean tallow as a superior, low effort alternative costing five cents per cake and leaving hands smooth and not red.
An advertisement from F CHENRY CO Toledo promotes Dr Cheney’s Catarrh Cure. It claims the remedy affects the blood and system, offers a guarantee, and urges readers to order through agents and dealers. The copy references testimonials and implied cures while presenting pricing and delivery terms.
A fragmentary notice outlines transport services by Mr. Jackson's firm. It mentions trains to all parts of the GF with special attention to transfer of baggage and telephones. The piece is incomplete but indicates a city service or railway notice.
Judge Joan J. Wesnott advocates Woodrow Wilson in New Jersey urging unity and reform. She rails against corruption and special interests, praising Wilson as the right leader to realign parties, expand opportunity, and restore government to public service.
Silk dresses priced from five ninety eight to eighteen fifty with many choices in all silk gowns. Norfolk dresses recently arrived at five and six fifty. White lawn dresses trimmed from three fifty to eight dollars. All fine tailored suits to close at half price in this sale.
A long fragment from a political sermon urges Woodrow Wilson as the sole candidate capable of restoring equal rights and opportunity. It praises Wilson's experience and vision, contrasting him with rivals and urging New Jersey to back his bid to lead the nation toward reform, justice, and prosperity.
An old style ad touts Thompson's Aaraanih for kidney relief with a money back promise and instructions to buy, take, and mail for proofs. It claims rapid improvements and warns against procrastination. The piece lists Thompson Medical Co and addresses, inviting readers to try a 15 cent luncheon alongside the product.
A Corry Pennsylvania reader describes seven months of using a coal fed hot air furnace for home heating. He reports spending under 80 dollars on coal and maintaining comfortable warmth from October to May. He seeks further particulars from Hobeet Heerless.
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