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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1912
Page
4
A local firm advertises renovation and rug re sizing services with a powerful vacuum system. They offer flexible hours and reasonable terms from two locations at 689 Liberty Street and 49 Hast Main Street. The note emphasizes work by people and quick delivery to any city part.
The article urges women to prepare for motherhood using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic to strengthen the female organism. It surveys the mental toll of childbirth, emphasizes self care, and cites a confidential letter offer for advice. A brief wartime dispatch notes two balloons bombing a camp near Tripoli, with shells and dispersed Arab forces.
Poole of Curry advises sufferers of sensti cation sour stomach or gas to use simple buck thorn bark glycerine and com pounded in Adler ka the German appendicitis remedy. Thomas Downey claims a single dose relieves bowel or stomach trouble almost instantly.
The notice advertises a private loan service offering amounts from ten to fifty dollars with monthly payments. It emphasizes quick business transactions and personal negotiations, inviting individuals in need of money to write an ad or contact an agent for terms.
A distressed note warns that milk from mills labeled natural can be dangerous for infants. It claims dairy farms expose babies to infection and urges the public to visit and see production. The message argues proper treatment could cut infant mortality and questions the value of a life spent tasting safe milk.
Corry Pure Milk guarantees pasteurized dairy product. The ad lists price at per quart and notes additional offerings by G. W. Lyon. Local dairy emphasis highlights pasteurisation and value in the Corry market.
Oklahoma heavyweight Carl Morris suffered a decisive defeat at the hands of Jim Stewart of Brooklyn in a rugged match. Stewart controlled the action with sharp lefts and sustained attack, while Morris struggled to land clean punches and fend off the advancing blows throughout the rounds.
Unclear fragments indicate a March hearing involving Helen Pillet and Tandon with a six month sentence. Mentone referenced with names and vague mentions of offenses, jail terms, and improvised phrases suggest a disrupted court record. Strong entities are unrecoverable due to garbled OCR.
Reader letters claim San Cara Ointment cures bleeding piles in weeks with a 1 cent trial and guarantees by Ames Downey. Advert claims tout instant pain relief from burns and cuts, plus San Cura Soap for babies and skin. Also promotes Hulls Catarrh Cure with testimonials and dealer notes from Toledo and Titusville.
A fragmented grocery list notes items such as olives in large jars, fancy table syrup, sugar butter in 260 size, citton pancake flour, roasted shelled peanuts, peanut butter, post toasts, naval oranges priced at ten cents a dozen, and delivery with orders. Contains numerous misspellings and unclear quantities, but preserves the sense of a neighborhood shop catalog.
An old article emphasizes business education as essential for youth seeking employment. It touts experienced teachers and practical instruction, promising job prospects and free career guidance. It notes students may return to work soon after graduation and hints at opportunities on the Pennsylvania Hall Road.
An advertisement promotes Danderine claiming immediate hair softness and fullness after a cleansing. It touts a 25 cent bottle and promises less hair loss and itching, with exaggerated claims of shine and manageability. The copy uses showy language and directs readers to apply product along the hair strand for quick, aesthetically pleasing results.
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