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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1912
Page
5
Fragmentary note claims government oil standards under a food act are weak and asserts a competitor's product is superior. Mentions unspecified agency, quality, and a dominant claim about purity and taste.
A dense bulletin lists Sunday schools and worship services for many churches. It includes United Brethren Pleasant Street Methodist Episcopal Episcopal and Christian Science offerings with class times and themes.
Notice declares the partnership of Wm Coons and Wili Spencer doing business as Coons and Spencer at the Sanitary Meat Market has ended. W G Spencer buys Coon's interest and continues the business.
Fragmentary OCR text references mothers and painkiller in a nursery. It mentions milk and water and a medical context, with garbled placements and uncertain names or dates.
In a playful dialogue Anty Drudge reassures children about their blues with tea and jokes about laundry. Atis resists late plans, insisting on early washing tomorrow. Anty Drudge promises FelNaptha so blues vanish and a brighter home mood.
Reports include a July birth in Minneapolis with a nine pound baby boy for the Amidon family a Cream of Wheat employee. the Pike County Firemen’s Association meeting in Hollvar N Y with parading and local turnout. a daring bear encounter recounted by John Miller on East Washington Ave. late council open hours at Alden-Ragon Coal office. Erie Herald milk crusade findings showing 140 quarts dairy output and 24 samples with three fails. a 18 pound muskrat caught by Hydetown Grider and Tom. North East Sun notes Tom Brown’s fishing at Findley Lake yielding a three pound muskie and a large three inch mouth bass.
A persuasive ad proclaims Fels-Naptha offers a quick easier way to wash clothes. It promises no rocks in the path no boiling suds or hard rubbing and claims cleaner whiter results with halved washing time. Follow the red and green wrapper directions.
A damaged ad warns that a weak back, indigestion, headaches, and frequent urination indicate kidney illness. It touts Pillogones as a remedy, claiming benefits for kidneys, liver, and stomach, sold by Thomas Downey for 25 cents.
An 1890s ad promotes Enay Soap as a skin friendly antiseptic that cleans without harsh rubbing. It touts no strong odor, affordable price, and protection for delicate hands, appealing to households seeking gentle care.
Fragment indicates a dubious patent medicine advertisement by Cheney for a tonic. The text names Hall's Catareh Gualten and Wholesale Dynasty, with alarming claims about blood contact and internal injury. The piece reads like an era ad seeking sales through bold assertions and testimonial lines.
A notice announces a special meeting for Eagles A on July 29 at their rooms. Business of importance awaits all. The Durham Din Company at 153 N Center Street offers a 49 free trial package of Conkey's Loo Powder and a Big 80 page Poultry Book for one week.
A humorous quip about a tiny foot pleases readers in a lighthearted cartoon caption. The line mocks exaggerated care over a child’s feet and playfully imagines toothbrush usage in a whimsical tone.
An advertisement urges customers to visit Wilkop & Holmes at 111 East Main for profit sharing and prompt delivery. The note promises training and importing, claiming a 20 percent home delivery offer and rapid shipments through 269-W.
A July 6 1912 letter from Garrett Pa recounts a mother’s long fever and leg ulcers cured by San Cura after nine years of medical treatment. The vendor May Drug Co Pittsburg and distributors N F Ams Co Titusville are noted with prices and mailing options.
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