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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1912
Page
5
An unsophisticated notice invites Corry and nearby residents to apply for a free 60 places at a Wool Spinning event in Brie today. It promises free access for the first 60 applicants and hints at a Glowne event next Saturday night at a venue called sahil.
An advertisement extols German American doctors offering X ray and electricity based treatments for nervous and chronic illnesses. It asserts cures for asthma, bronchitis, rheumatism, headaches, kidney and liver troubles, infantile paralysis, eye disorders, and various female diseases, claiming success where other methods fail and urging readers to seek their “German American combined treatment” at their offices.
A vintage medical ad urges men to call or visit German American Doctors for issues from nervousness to abdomen swelling and fatigue. It details daytime and evening hours, mentions special hours for ladies, and warns of potential poisoning or weakness of vitality.
National League standings show many team references including New York Philadelphia Cleveland and Boston with scattered score figures and batter lists. International and State League standings list Rochester Baltimore Montreal Newark Providance Jersey City and Toronto with varied results and multiple battering lines.
Woonsocket police seek woman missing from city after body found in Blackstone River. River dragged to recover remains and officials pursue links to garments found near an old cemetery. investigation aims to identify the deceased and establish motive.
Prante T Arnold former cashier of the First National Bank at New Berlin pleaded guilty before Judge Thorge W Ray in Norwich to an indictment charging falsifying bank records and misappropriation. Arnold 48 years old faced a harsh sentence though ill health cited as reason for leniency. The judge indicated the sentence reflected a prior pattern of deception and the seriousness of the offense.
An old advertisement touts Thom son Barosma as a universal kidney remedy, claiming it cleanses the system, cures backache and liver issues, and restores function. It markets 50 cents to 1 dollar bottles via N F Ames Co and Thompson Downey Nell, with Dandelion and Mandrake Pills recommended for constipation.
An OCR fragment discusses an eye strain eradication device and advertising claims. It mentions an eye care professional, a shop in Ajax Building Corey Pa, and prices cited as five dollars for one dollar. The text mixes marketing language with product names and endorsements without clear evidence.
A fragmented ad lists various sale items for a Saturday special at Durham’s on June 29. Items include cosmetics and personal care, household goods, cleaning supplies, and small hardware with prices like 2.00, 1.02, and 1.00. The text shows product names such as Razor Sharpeane, Liquid Court Plaster, bath sponge, paper baskets, and base ball candy, but many words are garbled.
A free bottle of liniment is offered to men at Durham's Drug Store located at the corner of Center and Franklin Streets. The promotion invites male customers to visit the corner shop and claim the sample while supplies last.
Reports claim a $50,000,000 merger among five Pittsburg coal entities including United Coal Company and Carnegie Coal Company. The proposed arrangement would consolidate operations, yield 40,000 unmined acres, and involve firms such as Pittsburgh Buffalo Company and Youghin-Rheny Obie Miel, with potential stock value around $51,000,000 and a 10,000,000 ton output target.
W D Rowe at 875 East Wayne Street offers early and late cabbage plant varieties with special large-quantity pricing. Available also at nearby grocers with a 15 cent luncheon promotion noted.
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