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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1912
Page
5
Trading at the stores offers double pony tickets this Saturday with purchases at Lytle Theater Steen's Togaery Mons Grocery James Wright GN. Roberts John Lansion. A pony contest on July 29 will award a handsome pony and outfit to the person with the most votes.
An early 20th century ad promotes Zemo Soap with a free trial bottle and a bonus cake of Zeus soap. The pitch touts skin care benefits for all ages, plus a guide on care and a “mod” guarantee. The product is produced by J. W. Rose Medicine Co in St Louis Missouri, with a nationwide guarantee via druggists.
An old advertisement extols Ferrozone as a woman's remedy for vitality and strength. It claims ferroxone restores health, plumps cheeks, and renews nerves, asserting nourishing ingredients build muscle, bone, and nerve. Sold for pennies a box by Thos. Downey.
Public notice advertises aviation training with low rates for applicants. It promises motor propeller construction and thorough instruction, urging readers to apply now. The Guarantee Company lists a P O Box address in Hurrlaburg, Pennsylvania for proofs and testing.
Fragmentary report notes discussions at a political convention with calls for harmony. Roosevelt and Taft factions debate nominees as leaders say a unity ticket may be sought. Rumors mention Hughes for president and Cummins for vice president as balancing choices.
The Republican delegation roll grew with 17 additional delegates in sessions across Mississippi and Missouri. Governor Hadley of Missouri clinched a notable victory aiding a large slate, while Theodore Roosevelt faced questions on his Chicago appearance as leaders weighed his arrival and timing for the convention.
Wesley Edwards, linked to the Allen gang of outlaws, was captured last evening in Clay County Kentucky. The pursuit followed a March 1 attack near Hilleville Virginia that left five persons dead. Details of the manhunt and investigation are forthcoming.
An advertisement claims Thompson's Barosma, a liquid remedy, speeds relief for weak or inflamed kidneys and prevents Bright's disease and other ailments. It markets the product at 50 cents to $1 per bottle, with a plan promising steady results. It also promotes Thompson's Dandelion and Mandrake Pills as a companion treatment to ease constipation and support the kidneys.
The Evening Journal offers a money back guarantee on EZO refined foot ointment if it fails to relieve sorenes and foot misery. Priced at 25 cents. Claims include relief for corns bunions calluses and chapped skin with a mail order option to Exo Chemical Co Rochester NY. The Elm Tree notes an elm aged about 600 years near it prime at 150 years.
The article promotes planning summer vacations with the Pennsylvania Railroad's Excursion Book listing nearly eight hundred resorts across the United States and Canada. It highlights beaches in New Jersey, Long Island, New England, Canada, the Great Lakes region, Adirondacks, White and Green Mountains, and other scenic areas, urging readers to obtain the booklet for ten cents or twenty five cents by mail via George W. Hoyd, General Passenger Agent.
Lancaster Pa June 14 at the commencements Franklin and Marshall conferred honorary doctor of laws on Johann Menziel von Herasier German ambassador to the United States and Frederick A W Loom solicitor general of the United States In a separate incident Earl Brown 30 Hyprishine engineer on the Meadine railway sustained a fractured skull after a car window incident in Renting Hospital where he remains in critical condition
The article explains kidney health and how illness strains renal function. Doane's Kidney Pills are praised by Mrs M. J. Fisher of Corry Pa and others, touted for 74 years of use. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as Doane's Kidney Pills, price 10c. Remember the name Dean TM Jana.
Junk dealer H Wells operates at 50 Delaware street near the corner of Wayne, with Bell phone 283-3 available for inquiries.
A service advertises help in choosing memorials with over designs and practical experience. It promises reliable information on types of memorials and materials, inviting inquiries for guidance.
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