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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1914
Page
3
Fragmentary text discusses attractiveness and appeal of a product described as dainty and toothsome. References government purity standards and a claim of adhering to the pure food act. Contains unclear wording and possible branding notes.
Erie City prepares to combat a spreading army worm infestation with forester oversight and chemical treatment options. The plan includes barriers and soil applications to protect crops and urban greenspaces from damage.
Mrs Elma Gordon of Pugettioville, NLC, reports her previously delicate child became robust after using Vinci. The ad by Mabinil & Bon druggists in Corry Pa claims fast results and urges readers to buy before July.
Reports describe a large army worm swarm devastating corn and fodder crops around Oil City. Farmed fields near waterways show extensive damage with larvae feeding on stalks, leaves, and ears as growers assess losses and control needs.
The item notes visits and courtships among neighbors including Mrs. Caidweth and her daughter of Bradford visiting at Grahawe’s. It mentions weddings, engagements, and forthcoming events with many families like Ward, Hatch, Perry, and Humbartn, in Union City and surrounding areas.
An old advertisement touts scalp care and hair growth by keeping hair clean. It praises Cobta Shampoo with cleansing action and nutrients to nourish the scalp, claiming it makes hair look healthier and grow better. The copy mentions availability at NWP Ames and drugstores, describing the product as invigorating and beneficial for daily use.
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