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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1911
Page
4
An advertisement extols ZHMO and ZEMO SOAP as cures for dandruff and scalp itching, claiming to eradicate the germ beneath the arm and offering guaranteed satisfaction. The piece also includes a scattered humorous anecdote about a blind school pupil and a string-and-tongue riddle, reflecting a miscellany page style.
Quoted lines warn that neglecting constpation harms health, causing eye strain, dyspepsia, insomnia, and weakened vitality. The ad promotes Psilocones as a safe purgative, claiming quick, painless relief and a restorative morning return, urging readers to use Downey's 2014 product.
Contractors and builders offer immediate repair work with emphasis on short notice and mall jobs. MIT Wright Work is highlighted as a specialty with estimates provided. Satisfaction guaranteed. Located in the rear of Library Theater Center Alley.
A cryptic note discusses a supposed restoration of duets and an almond related blind condition, with wording hinting at scientific proteins and mangle gey sys. The fragment references THOSH AN and Vistun today, suggesting a nonsensical or garbled report on medical or technical topics without clear context.
In Paterson New Jersey pastor Franklin Rowan of the Belavista Methodist Church faced charges after a dispute with brickmaker William Ricker over an alleged affair with a married woman. Rowan was fined $10. Ricker was acquitted amid testimony of a tense scene at Market and State streets.
Champion Goteh won by two straight falls over the Boer in a wrestling bout. First fall lasted 2 minutes 16 seconds, second fall 12 minutes 7 seconds. The foe tried hard but was unable to counter the ferocious takedown and the crowd saw a decisive foreigner win.
New York provision market lists WHEAT No 2 red at 1.07 and oats and corn quotes. Buffalo market shows No 1 hard winter at 0.80 and No 3 yellow corn at 0.49. Dairy and cheese prices, including creamery butter and state white cheese, are reported with varied bid levels. Livestock prices feature cattle at around 5.00 and hogs at 1.65, with Norfolk and Buffalo tonnage and on-track prices noted.
Protracted meeting at the Grand Trunk terminal includes New York Central officers and counsel and prompts next steps. Plan for a coordinated policy on freight rate decisions among all eastern lines. adjournment without conclusions, with a March 7 meeting to follow.
A long garbled notice promotes a liver remedy touted by users as a universal cure for stomach and bowel troubles. It claims endorsements from various readers, with testimonials from Mrs. Bank Galy and other communities, promising relief and even a free sample via mail. The piece also references political commentary and a peace treaty dispute, but the liver remedy appears as the main product in focus.
Scientists report twenty two bacteria species in the mouth feed on food particles left on teeth. The lactic acid they produce attacks enamel, creating decay. The text notes the battle between bacteria and protective enamel against this acid.
Sozodont toothpaste and powder are advertised as world renowned dental products that neutralize mouth acid and freshen breath. The copy highlights antiseptic deodorizing effects and pleasant taste for children, appealing to mothers teaching dental hygiene. It notes ingredients like tea tree fragrance and claims quick tooth lustre.
An old style medical advertisement touts Ames and Go or Rheuma Co products claiming fast relief for stomach issues, indigestion and related symptoms. It mentions a money back guarantee and mail order sales, urging readers to send for a trial package. The copy uses sensational claims and lists assorted afflictions in a compact sales pitch.
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