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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1913
Page
4
Market ad style list shows a Corry store promoting various goods and prices. Items include laundry starch Wonder Tea coffee 40 Mules, Shaker Salt, Lard Com pound, canned goods, baked pork and beans, corns and canned vegetables, patent medicines, and a cash market. Names and exact prices vary across the fragmented OCR text.
A compact luncheon note lists 1c portions of potato salad or baked beans with bread and butter, sandwiches, pie, and beverages including tea coffee and milk, offering a basic mid day meal option.
Notice to stockholders announces annual meeting at Corry Hospital on Wednesday March 22 1978 at 8:00 PM for election of the Board of Directors for the ensuing year. J. P Canby Secretary-treasurer.
Andrew B. McKelvey, D. C. advertises chiropractic treatment at 20 W. Smith Street claiming to remove the cause of lease and to help conditions from appendixitis and asthma to neuralgia and infantile paralysis. The listing lists many ailments and promotes spinal correction as a cure.
A short notice urges readers to seek eye help and be thankful. It promises to fit you with glasses at a reasonable cost and invites those with eye troubles to visit for assessment and repair.
Dr D Padoll, optometrist and optician, announces a new office in the Traction Building Room 1. Open every Friday for fittings and eye examinations.
An advertisement for San Cura ointment from Thompson Medical Company promotes rapid healing of sores piles burns and scalds. It claims relief for itching bleeding eczema and boils with several case notes and recommends San Cura soap as antiseptic. Prices listed 26 and 60 cents per jar and 25 cents for soap.
A large suffrage pageant moved along Pennsylvania Avenue with Miss Inex Mtholland leading atop a white charger. Veterans, legal professionals, students, and dozens of marchers in yellow and blue uniforms joined floats singing for equality, while banners and bands accompanied the procession toward the Treasury plaza.
A tinseled report details the midnight burial of a boy in Eldred township near Mart ranch after his death in Spartanburg area care. County commissioners directed intervention as the family faced hardship and an undertaker initially refused, prompting local men to secure transport and complete burial arrangements at midnight.
Berle and Pi report plans in Bella Valley for a municipal sanatorium to house and rehabilitate drunkards. A 92 acre site near a new garbage plant is eyed for a low cost, full facility with housing and work for alcohol victims, with construction likely after the garbage plant completes.
Fragmented testimonial from 1908 praising Doan's Kidney Pills for back and hand pains. Customer reports relief and ability to resume activity after use. Advertisement cites Postor-Milburn Co. as distributor in the United States and warns to remember the Doan name.
Erie County faces pay cuts under a Harrisburg bill affecting counties with 25 000 to 150 000 population. Officials listed include sheriff prothonotary clerk of the court recorder of deeds treasurer county commissioners and staff with proposed salaries from 3000 to 9000 plus various offices under the measure. The piece notes potential reductions and shifts in county payrolls and duties.
An odd advertisement claims a stomach replacement procedure with phrases about digestion and gas. It promises a cure after doctors fail and mentions a “0 cent box” offer and a refund policy. The copy uses garbled text and sensational language typical of patter ads.
A sparse notice advertises immediate need for workers at the Japoné Corset Company. It mentions no specific positions or contact details, only a call for applicants to report for employment.
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