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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1911
Page
5
An advertisement promotes Amos & Co selling Parinian Bnagee as a promised solution for thinning hair. It touts a tonic claimed to regrow hair, boasting a kingly cure and universal availability at druggists, with references to a model girl and market leaders in hair care.
Washington dispatch reports the Democratic plan to pause the Canadian reciprocity pact and push bills reviving tariff schedules. Woolen, cotton, agricultural and possibly metal tariffs will be considered, with aims to show voter intent and deter Republican opposition, while internal party dynamics and Cannon’s potential candidacy stir debate.
A Corry resident asserts skepticism about the long standing endorsement of Down's Kidney Pills by local officials. The letter claims personal experience confirms relief and urges readers to try the remedy, naming Foster-Milburn Co as sole U S distributors and urging brand recognition.
Money recovered and two Mexicans held after a bold robbery at the Wells Fargo Express Company. Suspects, named Mamatluss and Nox, allegedly tapped the vault, escaping with about $50,000. Agents traced the crime to a remote part of the state. the men were arrested near Zethunimn town. Authorities say more arrests may follow as the investigation continues.
Dyspepsia sufferers are warned about digestive problems caused by poor digestion and weak kidneys. Palotones claim to tone the digestive system, stimulate the stomach, and cure dyspepsia. Simple to take and affordable at 25 cents per bottle, sold by Thompson Downoy Maz 20-31.
An old advertisement claims rapid relief from rheumatism using Hollet Cor Rhows Gam. The text touts instant relief and quick disappearance of pain, listing a price range from 760 to $100 and attribution to Durham Drug Co. The legible portions emphasize dramatic results and fast action.
Fragmentary OCR shows an advertisement offering a laxative product with supposed cold cure claims. Mentions Briggiate refund and a price of 15 cents. Text is garbled, unclear, and lacks verifiable details or a coherent event.
Washington report notes Democratic factions back seniority for committee selections, amid denials and talks of moves on troop deployments. The piece covers Farmand’s stance on Canadian reciprocity, Lamb’s unlikely chairmanship, Gardner of Massachusetts, and rumors surrounding the president’s secretary selection.
An old advertisement touts a topical ointment for burning feet and skin conditions. It promises quick relief from pain and irritation, claiming to draw out agony and soothe rough skin. The copy targets weary users and mentions a large jar priced at 25 cents, available at local shops in Rochester and Ames & Co. Eto Chemical Co.
New York provision market on March 30 shows corn No.21 at 1.05 dollars per unit, oats Brainard at 46, potatoes Bermuda No. 1 priced at 6095.20 per bulk barrel, and state specials 1444 ¢91ee. Northern spring goods and packing market tilt noted with varied pricing and bulk rates.
East Buffalo Livestock Market reports mixed prices for grains and livestock. Wheat No 1 northern and No 2 red fetch around 1.00 to 4.00 per unit, oats near 0.08, butter and flour show varied bids, while cattle and sheep values range with steers around 78,000, cows at 5.00, and lambs near 7.40. Prices reflect local demand and seasonal activity.
An advertisement claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications and promotes a “constitutional remedy” for catarrh related hearing loss. It asserts a single cure through internal treatment, offers a circular from Toledo Ohio, and targets general readers with dubious medical assertions.
Taorron offers first class service to all parts of the city at Union Depot station. Speedy attention to transfer of trunks and hayingy. Both phones available.
A fragmented listing notes Roxford Fabric selling paper stock at market price. It mentions fine finish paper and plain type, packed in a small box, with pricing details appearing unclear due to OCR errors.
A fragment notes a debate over paper prices and quality, contrasting ten cent and two percent papers. The writer hints at a clamoring for a superior Chinese paper variant advertised as surpassing others, sold cheaply.
Raymond D. Wood promotes Babbitt's drawing goods and art supplies with a focus on prompt service and moving specialties. Union Phone 27 indicates contact for all types of drawings and related work.
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