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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1912
Page
4
An early 20th century advertisement promotes HYOMEL and HYOMET inhalers to treat catarrh coughs and colds. It claims quick relief, a $1 complete outfit, and 50 cent refills. Also included are testimonies, Home Rule bill note, Roosevelt Kansas City primary result, and various medical claims from multiple vendors.
Spattansburg and nearby towns report citizens traveling and visiting relatives. White departed for a WV trip, Monk A Dhoninon of Hitburg over the weekend, and Sautré family moved to Corry after years here. Cindy is resting better. Techos returned from winter away and Kosterd plans a week in Pan Quit NY visiting friends.
Cory resident Judson Blakely testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured his painful kidney and back symptoms after heavy lifting work. He reports lasting improvement and a 1904 confirmation by Blakely, with Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo as U.S. agents. The ad urges readers to remember the Doan's name and buy from dealers at 60 cents.
An old advertisement touts Palnozone as a simple remedy for indigestion sour stomach heartburn and headaches. It claims ten drops in sweetened water calms the stomach and relieves ailments including belching and flatulence. Sold in 25 and 50cc bottles by Thomas Downey with a guarantee.
Bargain sale offer reveals about 50 boxes of linen finished papers normally priced at 25¢ 80¢ and 3c grouped for 18e. A few 50c papers offered at 29¢ plus some initial stationery at 10e and initial tablet paper at 18e. Come early before closing out.
A vintage advertisement from Durham's Drug Store touts razors at reduced prices and a bumper of assorted health and beauty items. It promotes the Durham Duplex 5 Razor at cost, plus toiletries and salves such as Santnisane Toilet Soap, Lebanon Healing Salve, Sheppard's Favorite Preparation, Bromo Litha, Vitaloida tonic, Armour's Talcum, Nox LX Salve, Celery Tonic, Haskins Nergine, and Springs Kidney Pills. Also claims a hair regenerator product with claims of restoring color and luster, serial 0484, under the Pure Food & Drug Law.
Product notes promote Mando as a simple solution for removing excess hair. Claims include an easy process and a 2500 jar package option. The ad emphasizes convenience and regular pricing, targeting general consumers seeking personal grooming results.
An old advertisement touts Mead’s Anti-Cold Tablets and similar products as reliable remedies for cough fever gripes and grippe with claimed money back guarantees. It lists numerous brands and prices from 14 to 25 cents and promises quick relief for colds and flu-like symptoms.
The Census shows 68,000 deaths from kidney troubles in the last century with Bright's Disease accounting for over nine-tenths. A single remedy is claimed to cause kidney trouble or Bright's Disease in people from six months to six years old. About 87 percent recover when not bedridden, with a bottle priced at $1.00.
Fragmentary text mentions a boat or score, with unclear names and numbers, offering no complete event or context.
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