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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1917
Page
7
An old advertisement warns of widespread rheumatism affecting clergy, lawyers, brokers, mechanics and merchants. It advises dry feet, lemonade, avoiding strong alcohol, and claims rheuma cured in days by half a teaspoonful daily. It promotes N. F. Ames and Co. or any druggist for a $0-cent bottle.
A health column extols hot water with a teaspoonful of phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels each morning before breakfast. It claims this simple mix improves appetite, purifies the body, and helps constipation biliousness and skin tones, urging readers to obtain a quarter pound of phosphate from the drug store.
Corry City Bureau notes a tale by Dowling on breaking habits in sales. Brayshin suggests mixing firm actions with words, urging wary prospects to see real results rather than empty promises. The piece endorses practical demonstrations over hot air.
An OCR distorted notice highlights Erie Wire Product Works offering a wide range of metal and hardware items. It mentions wire, iron, pipes, fences, guards, window guards, mower parts, tree guards, and related hardware, with garbled vendor terms and partial product names.
Warren Mo, 18 month old Norman Higthouse, child of Mr and Mrs W Higthouse of Flowsant townolip, toppled into a hot water filled holler while mother washed. He sustained severe burns to face and upper chest, with skin peeling and likely grafting. doctors will decide by tomorrow if he will survive the ordeal.
Mary McManin of Helene spent a week with her parents in Elgin while Amos Wilcox of Cleveland visited friends. Miss Mildred Holmes and several locals hosted weekends. Ed Maynard improves. Mrs Blakeslee and Mrs McGray helped host at Corry.
S. W. Brown announces a closing out sale with heavy discounts on harness sets, wagons, saddlery, collars, blankets, trunks, chairs, sewing machines, and hardware. Items include harnesses, scares, and office chair. sale continues until April 1st at Brown Brook.
Concord township hosts an administrator sale of farm stock and estate items on Friday March 30 at noon. Fourteen head of stock two horses Plymouth Rock hens two cows wagon harnesses sleighs straw seed millet chickweed and tools will be sold with terms: under five dollars cash. above that amount six months with good endorsed notes. Surplus notices read by Tree Survell, Lindsey, admin. Powers Auctioneer. Peak-eleh bo.
A dubious home remedy offers relief for deafness and head noises. The ad prescribes 1 ounce of Parmiat double strength mixed into hot water with sugar, taking a tablespoonful four times daily. It claims quick relief, nostrils clear, breathing easier, and mucus stopped. Published by N. F. Ames & Co. for public supply.
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