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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1912
Page
4
A local grocer helps a customer who asks for an unusual item or service, offering guidance and options. The exchange highlights everyday commerce challenges and shopkeeper adaptability in a small community setting.
Fragmentary text requests 25 louses for retrovite by year and yearly contracts. Mentions mining work and renovations at a location described as CuRDOLS en yal with a note on delivering to a marked Abby location. No clear names, dates, places, or organizations are identifiable.
N. F. Ames & Co. and Thomas Downey in Corry Pa offer Thompson's Barygma with a money back guarantee to cure kidney and blood impurities. Two bottle sizes 50 cents and 1.00. Testimony from Dunkirk New Jersey man credits the remedy with weight gain and renewed health after five years of use.
Lorenzo Dunham of 1 E Main St Corry Pa testifies Doan’s Kidney Pills reliably relieve his kidney symptoms after years of weakness frequent urination and cold related aggravation. He credits the remedy with restored health and continued daily labor at age eighty two. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the United States.
A dubious health claim promotes a remedy for piles described as improving blood circulation and swelling. It alleges a non external cure and mentions Dr Leonhardt Hem-Ror and N Ames & Co as sellers with a 24 day supply priced at 1 dollars and a satisfaction guarantee from Buffalo New York based Dr Jonhardt Co Station B.
Nearly 200000 fans greet featherweight champion Johnny Kilbane on his Cleveland homecoming. The crowd lines Union Station approach as Kilbane arrives, drawing the city's largest welcome in years.
Spring samples from the Unest line now ready with prices starting at 15 dollars. Located at 11444 North Center Street the display is made to your measure.
From Juarez March 18 four rebel soldiers led by Goloust Pascual Orozco arrive from Chitimuhau to assist a planned campaign against federal forces. They report orders for 200 men to move west and retake the town, with Pancho Villa reportedly captured and ordered executed in a related clash near Santa Rosalie.
Reports to the State Department indicate the political situation in Mexico is improving with reduced disorder. The Torreon consulate notes food supplies arriving and railroad traffic resuming along with thousands of federal soldiers arriving. The Monterey consulate general says Taft administration support for arms shipments into Mexico is widely praised by Mexicans across parties.
Thomas Downey urges Corry readers to try a German appendicitis remedy described as simple and fast acting. He claims single dose treatment antisepticizes digestive organs and draws out impurities, noting instant relief for constipation sour stomach and similar issues.
Local ad lists multiple discounted items with various brands and units. It includes canned goods, milk, syrup, soap, cough medicines, household products, and hydrogen peroxide. Prices and item pairings appear concise but garbled, suggesting a weekly sale sheet with many line items and partial product names.
A garbled advert claims Ferrazone or Ferrotone will restore nervous strength, boost blood formation, and end fatigue. It lists dubious claims of health benefits and mentions a local supplier and dates, reflecting questionable medical marketing.
A March decree by President Poltin bans opalm smoking and outlaws importation or cultivation of poppy. The action targets opalm use and narcotics supply with immediate effect.
Corry Vail Co. on Hayle Street promotes furnishing all materials for home building including rough hemock pine and hardwood, siding, insidahlane, and hardware. They prepare estimates and invite patronage.
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