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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1912
Page
5
An old fashioned wash scene questions where dirt goes after washing and proclaims Fels-Naptha Soap dissolves dirt like water dissolves sugar. It claims the soap replaces boiling, yields whiter cleaner clothes, and saves time and effort in all seasons with directions on the product wrapper.
Franklin reports ice in French Creek subsided this afternoon after expensive efforts to dynamite a channel. Damages run about 2100 dollars with Franklin Steel and Franklin Machinery among the hardest hit as plants were shut or surrounded by ice and water for days.
Graceful form and fragrant blooms claim the Best Ever Sweet Peas as the ideal garden choice. Eight packets for 25 cents include orchid varieties and four packets each of double poppies and choicest early asters. Ten packets of orchid flowered Sweet Peas for 50 cents. Address Edgar A Higgins Avoca NY for details.
Secretary Knox cautioned Guatemalan and Central American officials that U S policy hinges on adherence to peace and stability agreements in the region, warning of consequences if conditions are violated.
An 1810 style ad urges Cascarets to cleanse the stomach and bowels, promising relief from sour undigested food, foul gases, and bile buildup. It claims they work during sleep and that a ten cent box keeps a family clean for months, targeting children in a want page notice.
Leaders in a united coal miners group report strong backing for their calls to stand firm with union leaders. Local meetings across the anthracite region express optimism that operators will concede after a planned April 1 work stoppage date, while warning workers to refuse to return early.
An Ames and Co promotion touts RHEUMA and RHETOOLA as remedies for rheumatism. The ad claims fast kidney and liver action within 24 hours and urges readers to buy at 50 cents, praising skeptical locals who endorse the product despite doubts about its efficacy.
Messenger and Son report a reduction list from the International Tailoring Co Call early for best bargains on suits made to measure. This local notice markets custom clothing offers for customers seeking personalized fit at lower costs.
The store advertises doeskin gloves at $1.00 and $1.50 per pair and promises to wash garments to look like new. Silk and cotton blends cost 25c and 5c per yard. Laces and wide lace bands in various colors and prices. Low price options start at 15c yard with gingham dresses patterns at 10c yard and up to 2.50 yard. Cotton voile with satin stripe at 35c yard in multiple colors. Samples available by telephone.
A. F. Messenger & son promote an international remnant sale offering trousers crafted to individual measures at reduced prices. The notice emphasizes personalized fit and affordability for customers seeking tailored garments.
Local junk dealer at 815 West Smith Street in Jin en faces a routine inquiry. Officials have not released details on the scope or outcome of the investigation.
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