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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1920
Page
7
A Rochester Indiana woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing menopausal symptoms including headaches, flushes, sleep issues, dizziness, and heart palpitations. The testimonial from Mrs Leram Bantry requests sharing experiences to help others.
A public notice features a dubious ad by O. O. Rabbitt & Son touting Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy to cure stomach and intestinal ailments. The blurb appeals to widowed or single men seeking wives while promising a money back guarantee.
A local scout failed to recruit Evans from Oil City in a pursuit tied to professional circuits. The case featured bids, team politics, and fan commentary about attracting players to league competition.
A postal offer promotes advance payment and prices through a mail system. A. Drake of Centerville urges readers to enroll, promising prior payment and simple terms. The notice touts low friction enrollment and quick price access.
W J Breene is granted a divorce from an Ames woman in city court. The judge orders Breene to pay alimony and costs while dismissing or limiting further claims, with Mr Breene required to cover court costs and any child support or property divisions per the ruling.
An old advertisement touts Guidine No 1 and Golding Laxatives as a remedy for stomach issues and indigestion. It urges readers to consult a druggist and try the products for relief, claiming health benefits and daily use.
An old advertisement touts Ban Gura antiseptic ointment as a great healer for sores cuts scalds burns and bruises. It claims money back upon dissatisfaction and mentions sellers N F Amos and Thomas Downey with endorsements from Gilbert Hard of Rinard Mills Ohio and Ellis W Franken of Titusville Pa.
Auction report records a 890 yard vee measurement with bids around 608 dollars and 598 dollars for ROMS items. The fragment provides pricing and item references without full context or names.
A fragmented advertisement lists items including coffee tea cocoa and macaroni with coconut and baking cocoa. The readable lines hint at a shop offer or sale with multiple product names but few details.
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