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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1911
Page
4
An old newspaper notice touts Rheuma as a universal remedy with a testimonial from Mrs. Gertrude Kozel of Smithttald Pa. Claiming relief within a day, the ad urges readers to mail for a free trial bottle and offers bottles for 45 cents or one dollar through N. Ames Co. and Rheuma Company of Buffalo New York.
The State Legislature moves to advance a school code bill and related election law revisions. Key figures discuss commission reports, expected committee action, and the likelihood of a comfortable majority to pass reforms. Leaders note public hearings to gather citizen input as the education committee prepares to report.
The article surveys a colonial design featuring a double pitched roof, piazza, and entry hall with doll at front. it notes interior details like a corridor, vestibule, and second-story emphasis. It discusses construction features, room layout, reception areas, and the overall appeal of the design, highlighting a prominent editor’s plans and the house’s architectural elements.
Money loaned today with house and agency employed. Terms private and flexible. Loans payable in easy weekly or monthly installments. Write for details to Erie Finance Co at BU State Street Erie, Pa. Bell phone listed.
An anxious, nervously exhausted woman reports long seven year struggle with prostration and related ailments. After trying various doctors with little result she finds relief after taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound which helped restore average weight and strength.
An 1907 notice touts a kidney cure sold by sellers in New York and Union City. It claims relief from rheumatism and kidney issues and includes testimonials and a disclaimer about a cure being tested. The ad urges readers to try the product and notes where it can be purchased.
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