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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1912
Page
8
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A sale offers percale house dresses priced at one dollar each. The garments sold quickly in the first week, offering front-button design and sizes from 84 to 46, marketed as practical and convenient for daily wear.
Advertises various blue striped ticking prices with fractions and cent amounts listed. Mentions 10 15c, 124¢ 18c, .15¢ 20c, 1734 25c, and .20¢ values, indicating a sale on bed tickings with multiple price points.
Claiming Thompson's Barosma cures kidney trouble, the notice cites backache dizziness spots before the eyes and bright urine as signs. It promises rapid relief from poisonous buildup and recommends Thompson's Dandelion and Mandrake Pills for constipation. Available at Ames and Downey in Titusville, Pa.
A vintage advertisement touts Painozone as a quick fix for stomach distress, belching, and gas. It promises warming relief after taking ten drops in sweetened water and claims benefits for indigestion sour stomach heartburn and sick headache. Sold in 25 and 60 cent bottles by Thomas Downey under guarantee.
A well known man extols Corry’s prettiest girl noting she is praised for her dainty shirts. He credits her clean appearance to using Hawgask Soap over cheap rosin soaps, saying Easy Task Soap cleans without harming fabrics and costs a nickel per cake.
A quirky note references Mrs Knicker-Laugh and Mrs Becker-Weep amid playful wordplay about present moments in New York. The brief item reads as a light, column style fragment with names and witty phrasing.
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