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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1919
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an executor notice with unclear names and places, including references to Carry and Wentivlvimmia. The readable parts imply a legal or estate action with dates and duties, but key details are garbled. This item appears as a damaged public notice with placeholder terms.
A 100 dollar reward is offered for a constitutional treatment claimed to cure catarrh and associated conditions. The ad promotes a claimed system involving a tonic or medicine, citing supposed healing powers and a promise of instant relief with a “sent for just” offer. The text lists medical terminology and names in a marketing pitch for a proprietary remedy.
An ad promoting a tonic claims red blooded people live longer and retain youth. It touts Lo-Fi telepathy and oxygen delivery as keys to vigor, appetite, and work endurance. It asserts the product strengthens, renews nerve and blood for worn out individuals, urging readers to buy genuine capsules from O. G. Babbitt & Ben druggists.
In Pittsburgh and Western Virginia, 290000 Methodist Sunday School members join a five year centenary drive. Leaders appointed for 15 district groups organize campaigns across 1800 Pittsburgh area Sunday Schools, distributing educational material on home and foreign missions and urging youth to pledge church service.
Notices announce court appointments of masters to take testimony in estates and divorces in Brant County Pa and Corry Brig County Pa. Dates 1919 and 1910 referenced, with appearances requested to present claims or attend hearings. Proper parties urged to appear or file claims for settlement.
Fragmentary ad text promotes Bun Cura Olntment as a remedy for piles and other skin sores. It lists dubious claims, prices, and mixed phrases, mentioning locations and names in a chaotic retail pitch.
A pharmacy advertises Hamby Treast Tea as a simple, inexpensive vegetable remedy to break a cold or grip. Instructions say mix a tablespoon with water, drink a teacup full anytime, to relieve congestion and loosen bowels, helping expel the cold from the system. The ad claims it is harmless and suitable for daily use.
This old advertise style note touts an 80 cent bottle of St Jacobs Liniment to rub into backache lumbago sciatica and rheumatism. It claims rapid relief within fifty counts and gentle yet effective action without harming skin.
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