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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1911
Page
4
I bought 35 dozen of the advertised Wonder Hose touted as guaranteed with a new pair for every worn pair. Sold at 19 cents each or 3 for 50 cents, though not guaranteed. The hoses are fine gauge, look like silk, and the seller calls it a real bargain.
R S Johnson announces a series of warm weather specials featuring seasonal items and limited time offers. Details include discounted prices on outdoor apparel and accessories, with emphasis on beachwear and lightweight fabrics for upcoming warm days.
Journal clippings reveal brisk exchanges about marriages and odd names. A landlady’s remark about a tenant’s first name Phyllis sparks humor as two boarders banter on prospects and propriety. The snippets reflect playful social chatter from Chicago and Yonkers papers.
An ad claims Devoe Lead and Zinc paint is a pure mix of 50 percent white lead 50 percent white zinc with tinting colors linseed oil and turpentine dryer. It offers $100 for any adulteration found and invites state chemists to test the product.
Why You Should Use Carry Ice promts pure ice made from well water, filtered and distilled with no germs. It stays cleaner, lasts longer, and prevents fridge odors. Delivered by year, season, or 100 pounds, at a price lower than surrounding towns. Corry Ice Co. produces it locally.
A historical notice states J Cheney is trusted after 18 years known by Walding Kinnan and Marvin wholesale druggists Toledo. They assert Cheney is honorable and financially able to meet obligations. The ad promotes a patent cure for consumption with free samples and a 78 cent price for a bottle, urging druggists to stock Hall family pills for constipation and a general remedy.
A historical note outlines the Kongo River and its tributaries, comparing its basin size to other major basins. It estimates the river system spanning about 1900 miles in breadth and containing over one million square miles of basin area, with references to its flow toward the Atlantic and a large drainage volume.
A blue serge suit is described as popular and cool with attractive prices. The article promotes a new consignment of stylish summer suits, noting fashionable patterns and strong value. It urges readers to visit the store for reliable quality furnishings and economy, promising satisfaction and worth for money.
National League standings show Philadelphia and New York leading, with Boston and Brooklyn in pursuit. The report lists game results, battery pairings, and scoring summaries across multiple venues including Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and Brooklyn, along with abbreviated line scores and player names.
New York provisions and farm items list prices for wheat corn oats and flour, with dairy butter and cheese quotes. Buffalo livestock market notes cattle prices and lambs, plus hay market values and grain bundles. Includes commodity figures, unit terms, and regional supply notes.
A Titusville reader, Roy W. Gilbert, reports twenty years of suffering from piles and eczema ended after using Ban Cure Ointment. He praises a 5 cent jar that cured him, with NF Ames & Co and Thomas Downey backing the product. The ad promotes Ban Cure Ointment, a skin healing soap, and San Cura Heap as infant care items.
City back D. M. Jackson, proprietor, announces transit by coach from Union Depot with direct service to all city parts. Special attention to transfers, baggage handling, and hot line phones for inquiries.
The notice lists Dr. Anuon C. Greenlee and Dr. Sophia E. Greenlee with office hours 8:40 to 11:30 am and 4 to 6 pm. Other hours by appointment. Location is Office Room 2 Ajax Building, residence 206 Maple Ave Union. Phone 140. Momborn of & OO 4.
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