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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1916
Page
2
An old advertisement promotes a so called constitutional cure for catarrh with a $100 reward offer. It asserts Halts Catarrh Cure as the only active treatment and claims strong patient faith and a promise of wealth if proven. The text references feeble medical jargon and a pledge to pay if success is shown.
The Corry and Erie boards of commerce face a dispute over the Erie fair dates. Local officials and the county seek an amicable adjustment after accusations of conspired action and miscommunication. The fair remains under review as talks continue.
Rex Theatre presents Who Will People Say tonight featuring MAW VOLPOVA and Tina Petrova in a motion picture revue with a long list of stage names. The show promises a starry cast including Jeannie Thowar and Clarence Sutter in a glamour filled program of songs and scenes from recent silent era works.
The article from the Women’s Page discusses health guidance for women and the interest in practical wellness tips. It highlights how readers seek shared experiences to improve well being and mentions Pinkama s Vegositt Company as a cited source.
Fragmentary report notes a stormy session at the National Committee meeting. George Wh Pettis and H H Rowall push endorsements for Hughes while radicals protest, with talk of Roosevelt’s successor and calls to back Republican candidate. Endorsement vote events unfold amid confusion and procedural moves.
Union City man Mr Martinian of 42 Graven Street reports lasting health improvement after a single dose of Mayr s Wonderful Remedy. In a letter written a year later he claims digestion liver and stomach ailments are controlled with no dietary restrictions and endorses the product with a full money back guarantee.
A telegraph from the Executive National Committee to Mr Hughes reports his quick acceptance amid the Progressive movement, noting themes of Americanism and political strategy. The message references reactions from Col onel Ruowerett and aligns with Hughes’s stance on reform and party unity.
An itemized advertisement notes a product line called Bulgarian Tea Bulgarian Blood Tua and Tablety, claiming relief for stomach kidney and liver troubles. It references medical ointments and a Burkehardt's Art Shop with prices listed as 500 and $1.00.
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