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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
7
A compact retail notice touts pure food measures and claims superior quality. It emphasizes the product as fresh and sweet and markets Paver Monuments as the brand. The brief highlights customer assurance and brand prominence.
We present practical experience and reputation in memorial work and safeguarding. We offer reliable information about engraving subjects and monumental materials to assist in choosing a memorial.
New York reports Clinton O Hadley of the Christmas Aeroplane company was shot at during an attempt to break the transcontinental air record near Hempstead Long Island. Hadley descended 700 feet after a bullet hole was found in the propeller. Government officials and Dr Christmas offered a reward for the shooter.
A fisherman named Portinately found a diamond in the gills of an angler fish caught near Angle Sea. Buyers and jewelers dispute the item's authenticity, while the market remains cautious about pricing and claims of jewel quality. The fish story echoes a run of odd discoveries in coastal trades.
The seven year old daughter of Folin KeksiPont a carpenter in New York Citys railroad service was found dead in the end of a cellar in Odeon Avenue The Bronx Coroner Schonst ruled the death a murder after a brief investigation Two doctors testified the girl had previously suffered a criminal assault before her death
A large hosiery mill is liquidating excess stock due to a backward season. The offer features ladies guaze and silk hose priced at 60 cents on the dollar, with items marked as 35 cent hose, men’s silk half hose, and other stockings as low as 18 to 19 cents per pair. Customers are urged to trade for green stamps during the sale.
Pearl Tangley, the seeress, spoke at Library Theater about a recent fire. She described a scene near a railway station with a young man, a passing lady, and a hospital route, offering her rambling interpretation of how the fire started and urging time to study the case.
A fragmentary account describes a group of youths moving toward a residence, planning a planned gathering with several companions for that evening and discussing social plans and a bank interaction, with joking tones amid the partial narrative.
A fragmented OCR passage describes an incident where a young man lights a cigarette from a tobacco package and drops matches on the floor. The text warns that if a fire starts it could threaten a building, suggesting two potential fires in the city before Borwinder, with serious damage possible.
Corry resident Corry, Pa. testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved long standing kidney pain and back strain from heavy lifting. He reports improvement after use and continues to endorse the remedy. The ad cites a February 23, 1904 statement and a later October 1908 renewal. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY, sells Doan's Kidney Pills 50 cents. Remember the name.
An advertisement extols Parisian Sage as a proven hair tonic with guaranteed results, noting record US sales this year. It touts restoration of dull hair to luxurious shine, praises the product's scalp cleaning and hair growth effects, and quotes testimonials from users including Alice Baumgartner of Hague, No. Vs. The ad lists N. F. Ames & Co. as U.S. distributors at 50 cents a large bottle.
Organs tuned and sewing machines repaired with all parts furnished. 25 years experience. No charges for amateurs. Also manufacturer of Burton’s polish. Tel Bell 140-1 or call National Hotel, Harry Burton.
Junk dealer H Wells of 350 Delaware Avenue advertises a Palm cafe luncheon at 16 cents. The notice references Bell phone 288-3 and recalls a reminder to remember the 16 cent luncheon.
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