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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1916
Page
3
Local druggists promote Vap-O-Ruh with a free package offer to mothers, claiming vapors soothe throat and chest and clear mucous. Coupon redeemable with each purchase, agents listed, while supplies last, in a Southern method promotion across several towns.
A noted authority explains indigestion stems from hyperacidity and undigested food. He prescribes Jade Salts, one ounce dissolved in water before breakfast for a week to neutralize acidity and ease gas, promising relief and improved digestion.
Notice announces Sheoly’s annual 20 percent cash discount sale on wallpaper starting February 21 for two full weeks. The sale highlights substantial savings on wallpaper products at the local retailer.
Cable dispatch from London reports the death of Carmen Sylva, also known as Queen Mother Helen of Romania. Born November 2, 184x, she gained fame as a poet and patron of the arts, daughter of a German prince, and wife of King Carol I.
A.M. Junge, a trained nurse from Koh, N.Y., praises Sykes Comfort Powder as a great healer for sore skin, chafing, and bed sores. The product, marketed by The Comfort Powder Co in Boston, claims gentle, medicated action suitable for infants, children, and bedridden adults, not for general toilet use, priced at 25 cents.
Corry Garage announces recent tools and equipment upgrades for refinishing automobile and Ford cylinders. Cylinders reground and fitted with new pistons complete priced at ten dollars and fifty cents.
March 25 1996 exam in Westfield Jamestown and Dunkirk for rural route carrier jobs in Clymer and neighboring towns. Open to qualified residents of the county meeting listed requirements. Applications obtainable from local offices or Washington DC. Return submissions as soon as possible.
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild substitute for calomel, claiming fast relief from dullness and headaches caused by constipation and liver sluggishness. It emphasizes no tooth staining, gentle action, and that the tablets remove the need for harsh laxatives.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a visitor from French Creek named Fardville arriving Tuesday. Mentions rough roads, sleighing good, and several cutters traveling to Com Tuesday rimhit to witness a local show.
Wattsburg notes report Cement Lodge No. 220 accepting Wattsburg Lodge No. 414 to confer the third degree on March 5 with Wattsburg Lodge leading the effort. The column also covers visits by Frank Gooper and family, the death of Mrs. J. A. Gooper’s mother, funeral of Mr. John Bennett, illness of Mrs. Charley Duncombe, church invitations by Old Fellows Rebeccas and Masons, visitors from near Vinton, snow delays for school, a prayer meeting at Mrs. Wm Hall, Mr. Lynn Parker’s Union City trip, a profitable Loaf Year social, and Isaac Brown moving into town.
The Bell Street clinic at 317 West Wayne offers large sanitary sunny maternity rooms with experienced staff. Limited number of cases accepted with reasonable terms and Bell phone number 246M for inquiries.
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