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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
7
Fragmented ad copy promotes Ferrozone Blood Food as a cure for anemia and pallor, claiming it provides strength, better vision, and nervous relief. It lists dubious benefits, dubious origins, and dubious manufacturers, urging purchase at 50 cents. The text also contains unrelated notes about camels and colonial anecdotes.
Brookline aviator piloted a wind driven ascent to about 100 feet above the track before a graceful landing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Reported gusts around 25 miles per hour challenged the craft as it circled the field several times, drawing cheers from onlookers and observers noting the skill of the pilot amid the windy conditions.
A garbled 19th or early 20th century advertisement promotes Pillogones and Pillotones liver aids as cures for stomach and digestion issues. It claims improved digestion purifies blood, boosts vigor and ambition, and prevents health decline. It also warns Absinth harms digestion, causes pallor, tremors, and eventual paralysis.
A fragmented item notes bread types with rye bread praised for freshness and gentler digestion, contrasting white bread. Mention of Ambassador Bacon returning home from Paris with Mrs. Bacon and daughter, plans to depart for the Latin Status, and a casual social exchange among guests.
Real estate listings advertise farms and houses for sale in Union City and Mill town areas. Entries mention 160 acre farms near the city, 83 acre Midred township farm, several houses with large or small lots, and multiple parcels along Main Street and West Main. Properties include brick houses, farms with tile drains, and commercial blocks, with agents like Robert Patterson Towl Estate Agency and C K Powell facilitating inquiries.
Advertisements offer various for sale items including half price household goods at 110 Brook Street, a five passenger touring car at 8500 in good condition, a piano, barn, buggies and road wagons, and general sale notices. Listings mention Maguire at Durham's Drug Store and Howley to T. France 615 W 115th St New York City with several terse contact lines and location notes.
The City of Corry invites sealed proposals for city printing for the ensuing year. Bids due by 8 p.m. Saturday June 26 1930. Submit to City Controller and City Clerk with a certified check of 2548 or cash as a bid guarantee. Printing sheets available at City Clerk’s office. The council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. J McShooly chairman printing committee.
Found POUND a black and white curly dog living in country. Owner can retrieve by calling West's Grocery and paying tag. POUND ladies neck chain with charm available for owner to claim at McCray Stearn's Shoe Store. Ad asks about finding time or if altogether. Detroit Free Press.
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