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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
4
An elaborate old time advertisement touts No More Sore Feet and HZO ointment promising immediate foot relief and a money back plan. It mixes line misprints and dubious medical claims, then promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure and other products as a complete treatment.
Citizens near Blauvelt and Rockland County report bullets found in yards after the state rifle range opened. Major General J F O'Ryan orders indefinite suspension of target practice by the New York National Guard citing misfires and hill incline. A man brings a bullet from his kitchen to the general, linking incidents to poor marksmanship and terrain.
A historical narrative reports a mother unable to visit a bay to see her son condemned to death. The doomed execution is linked to a murder case, with an express messenger involved and letters from William Bivkto urging clemency or action as the process unfolds. The text shows chaotic spelling and fragmented names.
An old advertisement promotes Thompson's Harosma as a vegetable liquid kidney remedy said to purge uric acid secretions, relieve Brights disease and backache, and aid sleep bladder control. It markets doses at 60 cents to a dollar and endorses accompanying Ton indicators like Mandrake Pidt. Also features a recruitment note seeking more female workers at the New Bone Gorset factory with pay and Wright job details.
A sweeping sale advertises prices on ginghams 124 and 180 yards, French serge, wool, and linen fabrics, plus sundry items like napkins, coats, and tailored suits. It highlights low per yard costs, bulk napkin deals, and a range of women’s dresses and house dresses with several price points.
A garbled notice advertises loans from $10 to $50 with monthly payments. It mentions a special agent and encourages writing or contacting to access funds, though the text is unclear and partially unreadable.
A historical notice lists numerous seeds and plants including cucumbers lettuce onions turnips radishes cabbage squash beans corn peas and lawn grass. It names specific varieties such as Early Blood Hawt Long Smooth Cucumber Improved Long Green and Red Wetherfield onion Yellow Danvers onion Danish Ball Head cabbage Hubbard squash and Mammoth White Bush bean.
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