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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1911
Page
3
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Advertisement claims Nero Tablets improve complexion and vigor by enriching the blood. It states nerves become more toned and energized, with a money back guarantee and a price of 60 cents per box at local druggists.
A cluttered Meadville Warren page lists stores like Moreland's and Durham's promoting wares from watercolors to curtains, with ads for rent rooms and a busy social scene. Reports mention deaths, a funeral, and civic events, including mayoral enforcement of speed limits and a call for charity contributors.
The community reports a harsh weather spell delaying sugar production and travel, with roads treacherous and a snowstorm impacting routines. Obituaries note the death of Mrs. Charles Lester of Corry, and local names appear in casual notices of illness, gatherings, and a bridge washout on Hare Creek prompting state line discussions on rebuilding responsibility.
The Methodist church held a weathered but impressive service led by Mr Lamb and Miss Harrington who performed a duet and Mr Lamb sang Eternity. Mr Davidson delivered a deep message on Eternity and the evangelist connected with the audience as a generous offering was taken. The address details remain to be announced.
Will Retire from Coal Business priest LONESMOT and Roy Taylor faced a forenoon hearing before Alderman Truesdell on counts of larceny of a coat from the railroad company's premises. Detective Wess Ailsworth testified the theft had persisted. defendants pled guilty but discharged on paying $6.28 costs after acknowledging the complaint. Longshore funded the costs and escaped possible county court action.
A Corry druggist promotes Rexall Mucu-Tone as a highly effective catarrh remedy backed by a personal guarantee. The ad touts a thirty year track record, claims quick absorption, disinfection of membranes, relief of discharge, and overall health boosts with weight gain and improved nutrition. It offers two sizes 50 cents and $1.00 and pledges refunds without quibble if not satisfied.
The town druggists praise Painkiller Wally as the best medicine of the period noting its value for those unable to pay during tough times. They warn against counterfeit bottles and promote genuine products priced at fifty cents and one dollar.
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