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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1917
Page
3
Readable fragment shows Woods Stores advertising low prices on groceries and canned goods. Mentions March 10 start, various items like curry, lime beans, sardines, apples, and coffee with bulk and can prices. Tone resembles a mid 19th century shop sale notice with bold claims of savings.
Washington reports the sinking of Belgian relief ships amid German retaliation against Allied aid. Details describe a submarine action off Ireland with heavy weather, shells, and torpedoes. crew with some rescued by a patrol while others perished or were left aboard damaged vessels. Strong emphasis on maritime peril and the ongoing relief effort.
An advertising pitch urges girls to buy a 25 cent bottle of a hair product to smooth, soften, and thicken hair, claim it cleanses dust and excess oil, stops itching and shedding, and delivers a fuller look after one week, urging purchase at drug stores or toilet counte
Fragmentary note describes Roy Chrivlan and Scythe in two quick bouts with limited landings by Aaliciveen. Mentions telegraph to consul and officials in Liverpool, and refers to an evening vigil or writ for a writ of affidavit, with unclear context and names.
Philadelphia March 18 Harry K Thaw was adjudged insane by the Common Pleas Court and cannot be taken to New York to face assault charges. He will be kept at Saint Mary's Hospital pending removal to another asylum. The court appointed guardians and set a $600,000 security. Thaw's income from two trust funds is reported between 76000 and 8000. The decision follows a report by a depression commission after testimony by Thaw and his mother.
Glorious Jane shines in the sprightly Rox play as Millentar bids a modern Cinderella tale. Jane Coax price draws crowds tonight at the Amusel in BnpA, delivering charm and charm.
Miscellaneous regional items dated March 1. Mentions health hospital, a court case involving Mr Frank Hyde, and Mrs Dumirrower, with details of residents visiting family in Jamestown NY. Also notes Avia Thompson and Nelli Robinson visiting, Kinny and Ribkerson adding a glass counter, and a law restricting meat shop practices.
Buffalo mother of four recounts long struggle with female troubles and back pain. After visiting doctors, she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and reports rapid improvement within two weeks, regaining strength to perform housework. The ad encourages others to write for information and to consider the product for women’s ailments.
Mr JLoyd Wright and Mr Pred Kyle of Jamestown were visitors at Lown last Thursday. Miss Lillian Rodes of Glyndon spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs 8. A. Winans. Mr and Mrs Will Haker of Union City were guests of Mr and Mrs Prank Hyde while attending the funeral of Mrs Hannah Alsturt. Mrs Z A Whitehill of Tisa Oklahoma visiting her sister Mrs Herbert Pachen. Mr and Mrs Filsa Taylor and daughter Jessie Bannett spent last week in Corry. Mr and Mrs Ray Blakeslee report a trip to the capitol and Baltimore visiting Arlington Cemetery and seeing the President and Vice President. The Baker family on Jefferson street remain ill at home. Ted Sears and Charles Majour also mentioned in Corry reports.
Auction notice lists harnesses and riding gear at deep discounts including single and heavy harnesses, rubber harness sets, stable blankets, robes, goat vests and show cases. Furniture and living room rentals offered with April availability. Brown offers contact details for purchase and viewing.
An old advertisement claims Thompson's Kidney Tablets cleanse the system, impart tone, and cure pain from many ailments including rheumatism and backache. Sold in Corry by N. F. Amen & Co. and Thomas Downey for 50 cents a box. Also promotes Thompson's Dandelion and Mandrake Pills at 29 cents daily.
A fragmented passage discusses how a store advertises a hookree or baby girl and critiques blame on the poor. It references The Master and suggests using electric power, touching on social judgment, modern tools, and authority figures. The text remains unclear but hints at gendered pricing and utility use debates.
Advertising copy promotes Golden-Lax Tablets as a griping free remedy for constipation liver headaches and dizziness. Directions suggest one tablet at 10 o clock to awaken about a specific time. The carton contains forty tablets and is portable. Available at Grigeints N F Ames and Co and Thomas Downey in one line.
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