Corry area sale ads and local notices flood shoppers
Local notices announce July bargains at B W Stennett & Son with roasters glassware and kitchenware on sale. A parish event features Miss Juul McTennes clans at a Presbyterian School fundraiser. Also reported are births, obituaries, market deals, hymn sing plans, and a correction request from Henry A Johnson regarding a patent dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Stennett
Henry Ob Bie
Surhamn's
Jhivah Newtan
Youngstown
Nellie
Recreation Park
Hawyett's
Corry
Durham's
Minherts
Ito
W. Stennelt
Hon
Remedy for Constipation Promises Quick Relief
An old style advertisement extols Caldwell’s Syrup as a permanent cure for constipation, claiming it trains stomach and intestinal muscles and reduces need for other medicines. It invites readers to send name and address for a free sample and to request the doctor’s free medical advice. The note touts the syrup as gentle, nongripeing, and effective for all ages, with money-back guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadwell
G. Y. Dodson
Banville
van. Wells
S.A. Hampton
Portaee
Caldwon
Chigwell
Ptharwin
WB. CaldwellRbal
Wall Billing
Monticeilo
The Peanut Growth Mystery Explained in Field Notes
A reporter describes how peanuts grow starting underground from flowers and peduncles, with pods forming at the base. Roots host tubercles containing nitrogen-fixing bacteria, aiding plant nutrition, while peanuts contribute to America’s crops alongside corn, tobacco, and cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mpensky
Dlamte
Agrienbury
Bruni
America
Carton
India
Knocked Into Cocked Hat Origin Explained
An explanation of the phrase knocked into a cocked hat tracing to bowls where three pins formed a triangle. When only corner pins remained after knocking down others, the set was said to be knocked into cocked hat, giving rise to the expression for depriving something of its main body or purpose.
An Unwelcome Discovery in Post-I Genealogy
A peculiar note cites Parker and T sharing a common ancestor with Mrs. Post and Brookly Lite referenced. The fragmentary dialogue asks to keep it secret while a cafe hints at distinguishing guests and sobriety. Source text is garbled but indicates a family lineage tidbit and social setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Parker
Mrs. Post
Walters
Waltere
Cleveland
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Howard Watch
James H. Wright
Aldem-Ragon Co
Alex Hullding
Harmony Rose Glycerine
Babbitt
Rexall Store
W. H. Daly &Co
WY. Main
Henderson
Stennett & Son
Ius
Miller and Brow
Perenne Honth
Cony
Ko L. Mortis
Youngeside
Cambridge
Mr. Morrla
Bhying
Nth
N.Y Cavalry
Henry A. Johnson
Nuhone Company
United States
Aiul
Hl Company
Spixelia Company
Mr. Johnson
Meadville Messenger
Hasgelt
Kodak
Dursatis Alwaya
W. Stennett & Son
Bowen's Grove
Corey Ingenre
U.N. Roberts
Ubank
Conkey
Lyric
Wace
Lille
Pritts
Gonstipation
Burkhardt
Burkhardt'a
Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie
Bt. Marys Feidigway
Townsonburg
Wileor Kane Wetmore Raidlow
Sheffield
Clarendon
Warren
Irvington
Youngsville
Paytefield
Garland Spring Creel Corry Rig
Union City
Waterford
Waldameer Park
Four-Mile Creek Park
Erle
Perry Field
Preaque Isle Bay
Pennsylvania
JR. Wood
Geo. W.oydr
Cottom Aetf
Seco
Eeepee Lohr Ai
Simpgon’s Best
Olla
Bugs Bigley
Brussels
Bonne Gtasec River Cas
BBC Maine
Ido
Axents
Baby's Hose
Woman's Hose
R. S. Johnson
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