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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1917
Page
3
Advertisements trumpet a March price campaign at Woods Stores with heavy emphasis on low prices amid a chaotic list of items. The notice claims discounts on flour, coffee, beans, canned goods, and fruit while urging shoppers to buy to save money.
A fragmented ad touts Parisian Sage as a miracle hair grower for baldness and thin hair. It promises rapid results and features testimonials that users regained a healthy scalp after few applications, highlighting large bottles and nationwide availability as selling points.
Dry forces in Warren County back Mare Mumford for associate judge as term of John Sigging expires January 1, 1918. Mumford, former Borough Council president and church figure, is lauded by dry faction while key backers, including Colonel D. Gardner of Clarendon, consider him a strong possible candidate.
Washington reports that the United States seeks recognition and a temporary accord on capitulations affecting American citizens in the Ottoman Empire. U S consuls in Constantinople face transfer delays and potential post assignments as Germany-Turkey relations complicate diplomatic moves.
Mrs L. 2 Bingham of 578 Liberty Street Corry recounts an attack of back pain dizziness and headaches. She credits Donne's Kidney Pills with relief and asks for stronger proof of merit from others. Price 50 cents at all dealers.
A regional ad extols Vinol a cod liver peptone tonic claiming to strengthen and revitalize the body. It promotes a mixture of cod liver peptones with beef peptone iron and glycerophosphates in wine under G O Babbit and Son agency. The lengthy pitch asserts universal success, guarantees moneyback, and urges readers to seek Vinol from local druggists citing widespread availability and alleged clinical results.
Mrs Mary Ann Green Gallup mother of James DeLancey Gallup of Clymer and longtime resident died Saturday at her son’s home. Born in Utica in 1838 she married Willig Gallup in June 1862 and the couple moved to Clymer where she lived. Four children were born. only J C Gallup survives, known countywide as former county clerk at Mayville.
Advertisement describes Golden-Lax tablets as a pain free remedy for constipation liver head ache and dizziness. It claims one tablet taken at 10 o clock will make you arise at about 6. A carton has forty tablets and costs five cents, available at all druggists from N F Ames and Co and Thomas Downey.
The nuersignen will sell at his farm three wires east of Corry at one o'clock Monday March 16. Loads include black Percheron geldings, Plymouth Rock hens, wagons, harness, plows, harrow, and other farm equipment. Auctioneers: Jay Rickerson, John Hammond. February 18, 1914.
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