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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1911
Page
5
An advertisement claims Pilletones by Thomas Downey boost complexion and vitality. It markets daily use for rosy cheeks, clear eyes, and natural vigor with no discomfort, urging readers to order a 46 box trial.
A promising claim from a patent medicine ad states the product Mlecs Pale Ointment cures piles in three to five days. The notice asserts treatment for bleeding and itching, with customers told to buy immediately.
A chaotic report notes trains at Union Hinit stopping for all ports of the day. Special attention appears paid to transfer of manice with baguaxe. Both vhonee.
Fragmentary notice notes base papers and price for Mojah cloth and Comar plate on the market today in Roxford. No clear entities or dates but references to fabric pricing and display at an attractive rate.
A short boast claims this paper offers better value than 16 or 2 cent papers. The ad hints at a unique benefit or appeal, urging readers to choose this paper for a higher value newspaper experience.
Newark and nearby towns report Democratic gains in charter and village elections. Results in Newark, Waverly, Waterloo and Malone show Democrats winning key posts such as village president, trustees, and officials, with Republicans losing seats amid a broader party shift in Cortlandt Colum and Steuben counties.
The annual report of the state Mining Department summarizes 1919 figures. It notes production and employment across major coal sectors, with totals for anthracite and bituminous output and counts of workers, fatalities, and tonnage for the year in Pennsylvania.
Lisbon reports thirteen persons including Midor Castro Baychoon arrested as authorities contend they sought to incite soldiers from the Ninth Infantry to rebellion. Several from the Eleventh Infantry also detained for conspiring to join a mutiny with civilians amid labor unrest.
An advertisement touts Catarrhzone as the best local treatment for catarrh and colds. It claims instant relief from catarrh symptoms and cures after other methods fail, with no after effects. Sold by Thomas Downe at $1.00 full size and 25 cents trial size.
An ad touts Detchon a Relief for Rheumatism promising relief in six hours and swift removal of pain. It claims spectacular results, a price of one dollar, and distribution by a local company. Also included is a spoof note about Bulgarian superstition and a fictional prayer.
An advertisement from Northwest Ames & Co. promotes a hemorrhoid remedy claiming women suffer more from piles due to indoor work and exercise. It promises a money back guarantee and mentions a large bottle price and an oval booklet offer. It cites De Leonhardt Co. and Buffalo New York as distributors.
Rome reports two versions of the muthday murder involving Professor Herbert DeVon of an American archaeological expedition. One account says a native worker killed him over a violent object. another says two landowning brothers shot DeVon after a land dispute over compensation. The mission was escorted by about one hundred Turkish soldiers amid claimed escort inefficiency.
A dubious tonic named Fartorone is promoted as a constitutional remedy for rheumatism gout and lumbago. It promises instant relief and a one hundred dollar reward for cures but the text relies on unfounded medical claims and faulty chemistry. The ad lists a drugstore sales pitch with dubious guarantees and calls for readers to order by mail.
The notice promotes Manley and Bingham painters at 549 E Main St offering wall paver work from five skilled tradesmen with home or shop appointments. It presents foreign and domestic tradespeople, assures reasonable rates, and guarantees completed work.
San Antonio dispatch reports General Smith's brigade begins a 27 mile march from Font Sam to Leon Springs with 5228 soldiers and 178 officers. Troops train in entrenched positions, reconnoiter, and practice attacks while railroad movements amid Mexican turmoil prompt caution at Laredo and Mexico City.
An advertisement claims Diapepsin ends stomach misery by aiding digestion of all foods. It touts rapid relief within minutes, prevents fermentation and gas, and promises a healthy stomach after a single large dose from a druggist.
Dr John Kibler of Corry called on March 18 to see Harry Martin who is quite sick. Mrs Weld and Miss Philander Hunter bought a hone and lot from Dewitt Reynolds. Gospel Workers attend conference in Union City. Mrs Essie McCray taken to Corry hospital in serious condition. Reynolds family activities, visits to Cleveland, Kane, and Union City noted. Directions for Collex Burses appear with a dangerous home remedy warning.
An ancient advertisement touts Nero Tablets as a cure for nervous exhaustion and impoverished blood. It claims the remedy strengthens nerves, increases energy, and improves overall vitality, urging purchase through a mail order offer and testimonial-like endorsements.
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