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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1911
Page
4
Bernstein's promotes a summer suit sale highlighting blue serge options from 7.50 to 16.00 with a large selection and varied patterns. The ad touts cool, attractive designs and reliable value in men’s furnishings, promising satisfaction and economy.
Quick glance at an old ad for Bernstein brothers Clothiers and Gents Furnishers located at 14 W Main St six doors from Center St. The text also references a marital doubt dialogue and mentions a baseball origin tale linked to old Hopgusti times and 1835 New York clubs.
The seller notes buying 35 dozen Wonder Hose praised as guaranteed and advertised in magazines. They claim a new pair replaces worn ones with price 25c but offer 19c with 3 for 50c non guaranteed. The hose are described as fine gauze resembling silk and sold as a bargain.
Burns and scalds relief advice promotes Manoline as a ready aid for immediate comfort. The ad claims a dropper applicator and 360 drops per tube, with a money back guarantee if customers disagree with the representation. Corry Pennsylvania pharmacist Thomas Downey endorses the product.
An Algerian report touts the strength of its cork industry noting that Algeria produces the best cork. It cites 2,500,000 acres devoted to cork cultivation and markets strong potential for the sector.
A rustic 19th century sale notice invites shoppers to a Fourth of July cheese and wholesale goods event at J M Johnkten Taney home in New York. The ad promises cheap cheeses and staples, mentions sugar, pears, lemons, matches, and starch, with basket sales and plain price tags on the main floor. It highlights daily weekday specials, vegetable items, soups, and steady buyers amid festive pricing and crowds.
An ad claims a refined foot treatment for corns and callouses promising quick relief. It touts a 25 cent jar sold by Wee Chemit ral Company based in Rochester New York with mail orders and charges.
London July 7 Sir Edoward Grey reports in the Commons that both governments are nearing agreement on the draft arbitration treaty. He says there is every prospect it will be presented to Parliament before ratification. Alden Gorst resigns as consul general to Egypt and rumors place Viscount Kinougher in the Keyatian post.
Charles Van Selver, former district chief of the Philadelphia fire department, was granted a liquor license by Judge Trexler after purchasing a hotel in Ali Honville and applying for a transfer. The judge noted Van Selver’s flushed face and asked about drinking. Van Selver replied he is not a habitual drinker and affirmed his sobriety.
Fragmentary report from Kingston dated July 7 describes Léayé For Health Resort Washington with Senator and Mrs Luke Ten of Tunnegive making progress toward recovery. The message mentions transport of a tool and a wife’s care, while references to Aritiah arrivals from Trinidad and a Gastré Wows event suggest broader regional activity.
Washington reports deny a rumor that President Taft will appoint Dr. David Jayne It to continue as ambassador. The story notes confusion over the supposed posting and clarifies that no official action is announced, leaving the matter unresolved.
Washington July 6 A mispositioned bid to adjourn Congress by August 1 surfaces as insurgent senators declare no intent to block the Canadian Reciprocity Bill. Senator Cummins closes his youth-royalty focus as Taft faces questions on inconsistency and the administration defends the tariff and policy amid debate.
A surprise report reveals Mrs. Rudy Doster wed her stepson Edward Doster in Easton after both obtained divorces. Doster’s ex-husband General W. E. Doster and Nunham Doster’s divorce in Texas are noted. The groom’s prominent Rochlehom attorney background is mentioned.
The text describes Burmese use of a funk on the Irawadi rigged to run only with the wid, noting its adaptation to focal conditions. It mentions river navigation in Burma as a historic means of communication and the challenges of ascending rivers due to prevailing winds.
An advertisement by N.F. Amba & Co and Thearny Downey Dealto as agents for Thompson's Harowma promotes a money back kidney cure. The copy claims kidneys are often blocked, promises rapid relief, and touts purity, delivery options, and a guarantee plan. Local workers reading Journal want ads noted.
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