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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1917
Page
9
A local letter from Mrs Besanson details relief after trying a golding remedy sold at multiple druggists in Corry and surrounding towns. The note claims improved appetite, strength, and digestion after use and urges others to try the product.
Local ad lists Pillsbury's Best Flour and related brands with price per sack and small-sack promotions. Multiple sellers including Blair Brothers and Knowlton Bros advertise availability in Damoh area.
Washington notes formal recognition of the new Russian regime by the United States. Ambassadors discuss welcoming the leadership into the family of nations as officials in the State Department report cautious optimism about the revolution and its orderly transition.
Advertising note touts Gingerole ointment to cure cold in chest sore throat and rheumatic pain overnight with money back guarantee. Claims speed and multiple uses from sprains to sore muscles and throat.
iIDROMANA FARMS lists hatching aims from pony tested stock and various poultry lines including White Wynndottes W Leghorns and Brooking Miley. It notes potatoes Sir Walter Rateighfor and selections of Mandard, Sood Oats, Wilts Tarth graded seed, plus Bee Buskwent and Japanese varieties. Free dozen eggs offered to Indy readers who respond with proof of a Vegelpi for toys.
Dettors testamentary of the estate of B. M. Bonnell of Corry, Erie County, Pa, granted to the under signed. All persons indebted to said estate must pay immediately and those having claims must present them properly proven for settlement.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Musterole a white ointment made from oil of mustard and other ingredients. It claims to relieve sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck neuralgia and chest congestion and to prevent pneumonia.
A fragment describes a postal rule for mailing letters with parcels so both reach together. It mentions first class rates, prepaid envelopes, and markings to avoid interference with the recipient address. The text references transit, postage, and procedures in a late 19th century system.
An old remedy promotes Jad Salts as a kidney flushing agent claiming to dissolve clogs and ease aches in the kidney region. It warns of bladder irritation and urges regular use in small doses with bitters and fruit acids to keep kidneys clean and prevent complications.
An old advertisement touts Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Compound as a home product to darken hair naturally and evenly. It claims results after one or two applications, making hair look youthful, glossy, and free of gray. The piece mentions preparing with a soft brush and applying to a strand for testing.
German cruiser Moewe returns to port after a raid that yielded twenty two new ships and five sailing vessels totaling about 194100 long tons. The vessel, with 124100 gross tonnage, captured the Voltaire and Finn Jere among others, sending them under British administration.
Nearly all workers at the Brakeshoe plant were laid off yesterday during a shift change as contract talks stalled. Officials anticipate job actions and wage discussions continuing into next week with state and federal review possible. Workers await confirmation on pending government work and future openings as negotiations proceed.
A garbled ad from Ames and Co. and Thomas Downey touts Thompsons Barosma as a universal kidney cure. It claims hundreds in Corry use it, guarantees money back if not healthy, and urges purchase of a dollar bottle advertised as a superior remedy.
Placing quality paint and varnish work with care. Contact the painters at 1.3 Hast Bond street for services.
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