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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1917
Page
4
A collection of local names visiting, traveling, and attending events across Sayre, Ol City, Union City, and surrounding towns. Mentions include Lawrenés Alexander visiting with relatives, Monte Parks planning a day with hiohila W Moriguriuge, and Katherine Weston returning from a short visit. several others travel for funerals, business, or social visits.
An old wartime style advertisement warns against simple sore throat and touts Diphtherine as a guarantee against complications. It claims rapid dissolving action on the tongue and offers a remedy from Dr Chamberlins Remedies Co with a money back guarantee. It requests 25 cents postage to Buffalo, N Y.
Weshiver Mendyrile and Joseph Zalenbolm travel for business in the tiny city and Girard. Frank Gibson visits in the morning, while Mist Harriet Armstrong spends a day with friends and farming nearby. Charles Gulls tours his house temping after a brief business visit. Mire Grace Livermore returns home after a brief stay. Nat E Hweris and Harr D1 Giblin spend days with relatives and in town. Fink O'Tay visits OU City, DownWell attends a DUBS event in Centepeltlo, and WUK Peon Ore Association meetings occur citywide. Brain W. M. Rowse attends the association gathering. Stranahan of Spartanburg arrives to attend the Mik BYo dnoers meeting. officials convene this morning.
A garbled report notes Crawford County Day activities with mentions of Mentville Mareau Gobert Prather and Crayton County officials. The piece references attendance, residency and proposed continuance of a county column, with several names and places including Cambelde Spirnae and Tyiavitle.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a supposed spring remedy and purification theme with archaic phrasing, mentioning a family, winter, and a purifying system. The readable portion lacks clear events or persons beyond generic references to remedies and a shop.
An old style remedy claims Sage Tea and Sulphur compound darkens faded gray hair naturally. A bottle of the preparation costs about five or ten cents with additional ingredients. The method uses a sponge or brush to apply strand by strand, returning a darker, thicker, shinier look and a younger appearance. The ad touts Wyeth and Sulphur Compound as a delightful toilet requisite.
Ad touts Parisian Sage as a real hair grower claiming quick loss reversal and restored vitality. It mentions a money refund and references a long list of ingredients and benefits for all hair types including gray or thinning hair, with a tone resembling an old ad.
The showroom offers Serge, Oxford, Homespun, Gabardine, Gunnibird, Burella, Khaki Kool and Knst Jersey fabrics. Prices from 15.00 to 40.00. New coat styles include Short Sport Coat to Full Length in stripes and Golos, priced 7.50 to 85.00.
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