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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1911
Page
8
A dealer touts blue serge summer suits as popular and attractive with special sale prices and new consignments. The ad highlights grand assortments of patterns and styles in plain and fancy serges, promising reliable quality, moderate prices, and customer satisfaction at Bernstein's and Mens Furnishings.
Fragmented text shows a Baldwin Street era ad for Bernstein Brothers at 14 W Main St and street corner references. Dialogue snippet with Hanna Johnson and Mark Hunn hints at a handshake theme. Other garbled items mention Sareantio Cuddy and local gossip style notes from London Answers.
Seller offers 85 dozen pairs of Wonder Hose advertised as guaranteed to wear. Priced at 19 cents each or 3 for 50 cents, though not guaranteed. Described as fine craze hose that looks like silk and a real bargain.
A 19th century notice from J. M. Sheely offers $100 for any adulteration found in Devoe paint. The composition lists 50 percent white lead, 50 percent white zinc, pure tinting colors, linseed oil, turpentine, and a dryer. The offer invites state chemists to analyze and be paid for truthful results.
Office hours listed as 8 30 to 11 30 am and 1 to 5 pm with other times by appointment. Located at Office Room 2 Ajax building, Residence 208 Maple Ave. Main phone number 140. Members of A 2 A.
Dr D Padoll presents eye care services at Ajax Building 194 North Center Street Office Room 1 Every Friday. He claims his service offers maximum quality comfort and relief from eye strain and promises available expertise and experience for patrons seeking improved vision.
The fragment cites a flour advertisement praising Very Best Flour for quality at no higher price and jokes about frugality. A quoted remark recalls someone wasting money on a lost umbrella and paying to advertise it, illustrating thrift and missteps.
The standings and scattered box scores show National League figures for New York, Brooklyn, Boston, Cincinnati, and Chicago with batter and pitcher lines. Eastern League notes list Rochester, Toronto, Montreal, Providence, and Jersey City, plus state league entries for Albany and Wilkes Barre with partial results and battery pairs.
New York provision and grain prices with Corn No. 2 and No. 2 Yellow, Wheat No. 1 Northern, and oats listed, plus Butter Creamery and Cheese quality notes. East Buffalo Livestock Market shows cattle prices by class, hogs by weight, and lambs. Buffalo hay markets list Timothy and mixed grades with prices.
Vintage ad copy extols Corry Lee absolute purity from well water filtered to remove dirt and germs. Claims lower cost, longer shelf life, and local delivery by year or weight with a strong boast of quality and guaranteed cures for catarrh.
A list of ministers and druggists from Blairsville to Allentown endorses Lincoln's Catarrh Balm. The notice claims relief for catarrh hay fever asthma and throat ailments and urges the public to use the product. Endorsers include Rev J P Ponder Rev J 2 Roman and pharmacists such as Howard R Moyer and R D Fraunfelter.
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